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Guidance published to help PCCs support prevention of deaths in custody
The IOPC reported 23 deaths in police custody in 2022/23, more than double the number of deaths compared to the previous year and the highest number of deaths since 2017/18.
Category: GovernancePCC
Tags: CustodyMerseyside PCC
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