Prisoner took his own life after terror order had 'substantial impact' on mental state, inquest finds
TPIMs can currently last up to five years, up from a maximum of two years when Uddin was under one.Uddin breached the measures 12 times by withdrawing more money than he was permitted. The inquest heard he largely spent it on drugs. The coroner said "very few people, if any" knew about Uddin's TPIM, the revocation, or potential re-imposition.In the absence of jurors, the coroner said there was much assessment by the state of Uddin's potential risk to others, but he had seen "nothing" showing any assessment of risks to him.
- ▪TPIMs can currently last up to five years, up from a maximum of two years when Uddin was under one.Uddin breached the measures 12 times by withdrawing more money than he was permitted.
- ▪The inquest heard he largely spent it on drugs.
- ▪The coroner said "very few people, if any" knew about Uddin's TPIM, the revocation, or potential re-imposition.In the absence of jurors, the coroner said there was much assessment by the state of Uddin's potential risk to others, but he had
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Prisoner took his own life after terror order had 'substantial impact' on mental state, inquest findsImage source, Andrew Aitchison/GettyByDaniel De SimoneInvestigations correspondent, Reporting fromat Inner West London Coroner’s CourtPublished2 hours agoA prisoner took his own life after strict terrorism control measures imposed by the government had a "substantial impact" on his mental state, an inquest jury has concluded.Akhtar Uddin, 35, a builder from east London, died in HMP Wandsworth on Christmas Day 2021 after being jailed the previous year for breaching Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures (TPIM).The jury at Inner West London Coroner's Court also found the prison service had failed to provide the support that Uddin needed.Jurors concluded that Uddin died due to an…
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