Changes to MAPPA arrangements recommended by coroner

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Changes to MAPPA arrangements recommended by coroner

A single police officer from any covert counter-terrorism investigation should be made responsible for passing on relevant information to the Mappa panel.

Date - 3rd November 2021
By - Police Oracle

Changes to the MAPPA arrangements have been recommended by the coroner in the inquests to the Fishmongers’ Hall terrorist attacks by Usman Khan after he was released from prison. Former chief coroner Mark Lucraft, who is now the most senior...

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