Two remand prisoners found hanged in North

Two remand prisoners are believed to have hanged themselves in custody in the North.

Two remand prisoners found hanged in North
Sat, 07 May, 2011 - 13:07

Two remand prisoners are believed to have hanged themselves in custody in the North.

Samuel Carson (aged 19) was found collapsed on the floor of his cell last night at Hydebank Wood Young Offenders Centre and Prison in south Belfast.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Hydebank Wood Young Offenders CentrePlace: South BelfastPlace: Hydebank WoodPlace: Ash 4Place: Hesketh RoadPlace: North BelfastPlace: Maghaberry PrisonPlace: Co AntrimPlace: Mourne HousePlace: MaghaberryPlace: HydebankPlace: IrelandPerson: Samuel CarsonPerson: Frances McKeownPerson: Colin McConnellPerson: Pauline McCabePerson: CarsonPerson: McKeownPerson: McConnellPerson: Colin BellPerson: Gary AlcockPerson: Juliet LyonPerson: Conall McDevittPerson: Justice MinisterPerson: David FordOrganisation: Young Offenders CentreOrganisation: Belfast Magistrates' CourtOrganisation: HydebankOrganisation: Prison Reform TrustOrganisation: SDLPOrganisation: Belfast
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