An inquest has shed light on the circumstances surrounding the death of a prisoner in Cloverhill Prison six years ago. The inquiry heard that a prison officer noticed blood on the man’s face during a physical restraint.
The incident occurred shortly before the prisoner, whose name has yet to be publicly disclosed, died while in custody. The details emerged during an inquest conducted to understand the events leading to the man’s death.
Witnesses at the inquest recounted the tense situation inside the prison as officers attempted to restrain the individual. It was during this process that blood was reportedly seen on his face, raising questions about the handling of the incident.
The inquest continues to examine the actions of the officers involved and the medical response that followed. The findings are expected to provide further insight into the protocols in place at Cloverhill Prison during such incidents.
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