Jail suicide could have been prevented - inquest

An former British Army soldier who hanged himself in jail might still be alive if staff had taken his shoelaces, an inquest jury found today.

Jail suicide could have been prevented - inquest

An former British Army soldier who hanged himself in jail might still be alive if staff had taken his shoelaces, an inquest jury found today.

Even though Duncan Brown, 23, tried to commit suicide by hanging himself with his laces at Northern Ireland’s high security Maghaberry Prison weeks earlier, warders supervising him were not told.

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