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Amar MAJID · Prevention of Future Deaths report

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Issued 11 Nov 2014•Coventry

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Concerns raised3

  1. Use of disabled library toilets by individuals abusing drugs
  2. Failure to check the well-being of people occupying toilets for prolonged periods
    Part of recurring concern: Failure to conduct required welfare checks on people in distressPart of recurring concern: Unreliable checking of prolonged occupied toilets
  3. Confusion about procedures for checking toilets occupied for considerable periods
    Part of recurring concern: Unreliable checking of prolonged occupied toilets
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Use of disabled library toilets by individuals abusing drugs

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“I heard evidence from ████████ (Business Improvement Manager) of Coventry City Council (CCC) that the disabled toilets in the library are used by individuals abusing drugs. Mr Majid was present in the toilet from 10.00am and heard to be making noises. I was concerned that no-one checked on his well-being for over 5 hours, despite what I understand to be hourly cleaning of the toilet. Earlier intervention may have prevented his death. ”

Is this part of a recurring concern?

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Failure to check the well-being of people occupying toilets for prolonged periods

Wider context from the report

“I heard evidence from ████████ (Business Improvement Manager) of Coventry City Council (CCC) that the disabled toilets in the library are used by individuals abusing drugs. Mr Majid was present in the toilet from 10.00am and heard to be making noises. I was concerned that no-one checked on his well-being for over 5 hours, despite what I understand to be hourly cleaning of the toilet. Earlier intervention may have prevented his death. ”

Is this part of a recurring concern?

Yes — Failure to conduct required welfare checks on people in distress; Unreliable checking of prolonged occupied toilets.

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Confusion about procedures for checking toilets occupied for considerable periods

Wider context from the report

“Also I invite you to review your procedures concerning checking the toilets as it seems there was confusion as to the correct procedure to follow when a toilet was occupied for a considerable period of time. Mr Majid was in the toilet from about 10.00am to the door being opened at about 3.00pm. That delay may have contributed to his death although I was unable to make firm findings on that point. ”

Is this part of a recurring concern?

Yes — Unreliable checking of prolonged occupied toilets.

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