The Nottingham Inquiry has heard that the death of one of Valdo Calocane’s victims was potentially preventable, after evidence indicated there may have been a chance the victim could have survived.
The evidence was presented as part of the inquiry into the Nottingham attacks. The hearing was told that one of Calocane’s victims may not inevitably have died, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding the death.
The inquiry is examining matters connected to the attacks and the deaths of those involved. The latest evidence places the possible survivability of one victim at the centre of its considerations.
No further details were provided in the supplied material about which victim was being discussed, the basis for the assessment, or any response from those involved. The inquiry has heard the evidence and remains the forum for examining the circumstances of the Nottingham attacks.
