the right because they thought that would be the right thing after nine months in foster the right thing after nine months in foster care, the right thing after nine months in foster care, but ultimately that was his death foster care, but ultimately that was his death sentence because they were ust his death sentence because they were just tyihd his death sentence because they were just lying. if you look at the photos just lying. if you look at the photos that they took as part of their photos that they took as part of their campaign to persuade authorities to let him back much of this perfectly kept apartment, with the photos taken by the police after finley the photos taken by the police after finley died the filth, the squalor. finley died the filth, the squalor, the disgusting mess. and the contrast in a period of a few weeks the contrast in a period of a few weeks shows what they were really like and weeks shows what they were really like and wh
At 8:30pm on owen road, and he was then transferred to alder hey children s hospital, where he remains in a critical condition. we heard karen edwards from lancashire police thinking the local community for bearing with them at this time, she said it was a hugely distressing case and that extra patrols were out on the streets, that people should approach the police if they have any issues they want to speak about. she also said that the incident has now be sent over to the independent office for police conduct, the iopc. that they would respond fully to the investigation, as it is ongoing. karen edwards did not take any questions from the press outside lancashire police station when she spoke to them. we have heard from
The army missed opportunities to get the 21 year old mental health support before the incident and failed to pass on mental health risk assessments further up the chain of command. the man who took over as commandant said he was sorry for the systemic failings that led to her death. live now to our correspondent, duncan kennedy. you are right, olivia perks was described as vivacious, bubbly person who always wanted to join the army which is what she did in may 2018, but injuly 2018 and again in february 2019, there were a couple of incidents which according to question her mental health. eventually, five days later, she took her own life in her accommodation at sandhurst, that prestigious academy. today, the coroner recorded a verdict of suicide and ready a lot of criticism
Infirmary originally and subsequently has been transferred to alder hey children s hospital in liverpool. we also heard from chief superintendent karen edwards that they thank the local community. there was a degree of unhappiness and disquiet, shall we say, how the police first reported what happened, saying there was an incident, making no reference to the fact that a police vehicle was involved. karen edwards is very explicit about paying tribute to local community and also said that she would be putting in place extra patrols today to reassure the community and over the weekend. she appealed for information, anybody who may have cctv, dashcam footage that may be useful to the inquiry to come forward and pass that information onto them. she also said that if anybody in the local area wanted reassurance, there would be patrols of the weekend and they could speak to their officers. i think there was a deliberate attempt to reach up to the local coming to following the