Source · Scotland · Fatal Accident Inquiry
Colin Donald Penrose
Scotland · FAI
Reference: B2127/16
Published: 11 Oct 2017
Sheriff: Sheriff Principal C D Turnbull
Sheriffdom: Glasgow and Strathkelvin
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Court recommendations
Identified
Responses identified
0
8-week deadline
6 Dec 2017
Section 28 status
Response pending
Recommendations
Having regard to the conflicting views amongst SPS employees as to what constitutes bullying, and to remove any question of judgement in the recording of incidents of violence against prisoners other than the assailant’s cell mate, I recommend that SPS revise their cell sharing risk assessment to include as a marker “violence against another prisoner” (that as a category separate from the existing “violence against cell mate”).
Rather I recommend that SPS commence the review spoken to in evidence by Mr Breslin as soon as reasonably practicable (if they have not already done so); and give effect to the recommendations of that review as soon as reasonably practicable thereafter.
Rather I recommend that SPS commence the review spoken to in evidence by Mr Breslin as soon as reasonably practicable (if they have not already done so); and give effect to the recommendations of that review as soon as reasonably practicable thereafter.
Under section 28 of the 2016 Act, each recipient of a recommendation must respond within 8 weeks.
The window from publication ran to 6 December 2017.
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Determination details
- Reference
- B2127/16
- Published
- 11 October 2017
- Sheriff
- Sheriff Principal C D Turnbull
- Sheriffdom
- Glasgow and Strathkelvin
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About FAIs
Fatal Accident Inquiries are held under the
2016 Act
before a sheriff. They are mandatory for deaths in custody and at work.
The sheriff may make recommendations under s.26(1)(b); recipients must respond within 8 weeks under
s.28. See the methodology page for detail.