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Death in Custody Manslaughter Accused Tells Jurors ‘I Wish I Had Done More’

Sean Cregg told jurors he believed William Cameron was obstructive, not unwell, after assessing him in custody.

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Custody nurse Sean Cregg denies gross negligence manslaughter as Old Bailey trial hears he thought detainee William Cameron was faking illness in police custody.

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Death in custody manslaughter accused tells jurors ‘I wish I had done more’

Custody nurse Sean Cregg denies gross negligence manslaughter as Old Bailey trial hears he thought detainee William Cameron was faking illness in police custody.

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Police nurse thought detainee was 'obstructive' before death

Sean Cregg denies a charge of gross negligence manslaughter in the case of William Cameron's death.

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