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Jason Marshall GREGORY · Prevention of Future Deaths report

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Issued 21 Feb 2019•Southampton and New Forest

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Concerns raised2

  1. Failure to relay known emergencies or serious situations to police in a timely way
  2. Unclear procedures for licence security staff calling police assistance in time-critical situations
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Failure to relay known emergencies or serious situations to police in a timely way

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“I heard evidence that door security staff called Southampton Citywatch (Whisky 1) just after midnight on 6 May 2017 by radio reporting a serious disturbance and requesting urgent police attendance at the scene, but this was refused and were told that a call should be made to emergency services using the 999 service. I am concerned that if there is an emergency or serious situation in Southampton known to Citywatch staff by reason of their monitoring or reports received, this fact is not being relayed to Hampshire Police in a timely way and so there is a risk that there will be delays in police officers attending and members of the public are at risk of death or serious injury as a consequence. It is unclear to licence security staff how they should call for assistance from the police when dealing with time critical situations at busy times. ”

Is this part of a recurring concern?

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How this individual concern was interpreted

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PFD Monitor interpretation

Unclear procedures for licence security staff calling police assistance in time-critical situations

Wider context from the report

“I heard evidence that door security staff called Southampton Citywatch (Whisky 1) just after midnight on 6 May 2017 by radio reporting a serious disturbance and requesting urgent police attendance at the scene, but this was refused and were told that a call should be made to emergency services using the 999 service. I am concerned that if there is an emergency or serious situation in Southampton known to Citywatch staff by reason of their monitoring or reports received, this fact is not being relayed to Hampshire Police in a timely way and so there is a risk that there will be delays in police officers attending and members of the public are at risk of death or serious injury as a consequence. It is unclear to licence security staff how they should call for assistance from the police when dealing with time critical situations at busy times. ”

Is this part of a recurring concern?

No recurring-concern membership is currently published.

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