Boden Umpherville inquest comes to a close with jury recommendations
The jury in a coroner’s inquest has made several recommendations for the Prince Albert Police Service following the 2023 death of a Saskatchewan man during an arrest. Saskatchewan’s chief forensic pathologist, Shaun Ladham, pointed to police use of force on April 1, 2023, as a possible contributing factor to Umpherville’s lack of oxygen. Get daily National news Get daily Canada news delivered to your inbox so you'll never miss the day's top stories.
- ▪The jury in a coroner’s inquest has made several recommendations for the Prince Albert Police Service following the 2023 death of a Saskatchewan man during an arrest.
- ▪Saskatchewan’s chief forensic pathologist, Shaun Ladham, pointed to police use of force on April 1, 2023, as a possible contributing factor to Umpherville’s lack of oxygen.
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The jury in a coroner’s inquest has made several recommendations for the Prince Albert Police Service following the 2023 death of a Saskatchewan man during an arrest. The jury called for the police service to use body-worn cameras, keys to be removed from vehicles during traffic stops, and one of a pair of paramedics to stay with a patient on arrival.“The SIRT [Serious Incident Response Team] investigation and now the inquest has led us to the point now where it’s going to be time to look at internal policies and to take the recommendations and see what we can implement, what’s feasible,” Prince Albert Police Service Deputy Chief Farica Prince said.
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