The Independent
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| Publishers | Independent Print Limited |
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| City | London |
| Format | Website |
| Headquarters | Northcliffe House |
| First issue date | October 7, 1986 |
| Owners | Alexander Lebedev |
| Evgeny Lebedev | |
| independent. co. uk | |
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| ID | 993427 |
About The Independent
The Independent is a British online newspaper. Established in 1986 as a politically independent national morning newspaper published in London. It was controlled by Tony O'Reilly's Independent News & Media from 1997 until it was sold to Russian oligarch Alexander Lebedev in 2010.
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Katrina O'hara murder: the investigating judge recommends that telephone access changes
Katrina O'hara was killed, to The Barber shop, where she worked in Blandford
An investigating judge requested, the domestic violence, the victims have access to mobile phones, after The Police seized a woman days before her murder.
Stuart Thomas was in prison for the murder of his ex-lover Katrina O'hara in Blandford, Dorset, in the year 2016.
An investigation heard that Dorset Police had warned he was dangerous, but They took from Ms O'hara's mobile phone as evidence.
Coroner Brendan Allen said he was aware of two forces, the adoption of a Directive, the victims without phones.
The investigation in Bournemouth heard Thomas was arrested because she threatened to kill herself too, and Mrs O'hara of driving your car into a tree at 30. In December 2015, but he was released on police bail after six hours in police custody.
The Police did not contact Ms O'hara to tell her that Thomas had free.
after an investigation of the case, in the year 2018, The Independent office of police behavior (IOPC), all affected by domestic violence have a means of Communication .
Stuart Thomas was jailed For Life with a minimum term of 26 Years ,Coroner Brendan Allen, Dorset Police now has a bank of phones there is domestic violence, the victims, and this is a practice which is also adopted by Greater Manchester Police.
The Coroner said: "The Key is ensuring The Victim has a replacement [phone]. "
he said he would send a prevention of Future deaths report to The Police the minister of labour forces in England and Wales aware of the case
The Coroner will also make recommendations about how The Police used the database, for marking relates to, 999 call-handling procedures and in the assessment of risks to indicate that a suicidal offender is a significant risk for abuse victims.
In a statement, Ms O'hara's family said it had "very serious weaknesses" in The Police response.
"Our mom's case is not unique, and our only hope is that her death serves as a Wake-up call for the government and police forces across the country to return to no cleaning, domestic violence, problems under the carpet. ," she said.
The investigation of the jury came to the conclusion Ms O'hara was killed unlawfully.
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Source of news: bbc.com