Polmont deaths 'could have been avoided' says sheriff's damning FAI report
- The deaths of Katie Allan and William Brown in custody at Polmont Young Offenders Institution "might have been avoided" according to Sheriff Simon Collins' inquiry findings.
- Sheriff Collins highlighted "systemic failures" and made 25 recommendations to prevent future tragedies in similar circumstances.
- Justice Secretary Angela Constance stated that the deaths "should not have happened whilst they were in the care of the state."
- More than 100 prisoners in Scottish prisons have died by suicide since 2011, including ten young prisoners in Polmont.
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