Southport Families Threaten To Name Police And Social Workers Over Failures

The families have threatened to publicly name police and social workers unless disciplinary measures are taken.

“- Published Those who failed to take action to try to prevent the Southport attacks will be named unless suitable disciplinary measures are taken, the legal representative for the three murdered girls' families has said”

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Chris Walker identified five key agencies responsible for the failures.

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The public inquiry found no agency accepted responsibility for managing the risk posed by the attacker.

The attacker's autism was used as an excuse for his past conduct.

Inquiry chairman Sir Adrian Fulford called for an end to the culture of passing responsibility.

Walker said the murders were predictable and preventable.

Walker called for disciplinary proceedings to begin and finish swiftly.

He said he would publicly name individuals if not satisfied with the outcome.

Liverpool Echo

The families felt as though they were in a horror movie.

Walker said he had no faith in Prevent as an organisation.

The inquiry's second phase will consider arrangements for managing risk posed by individuals fixated with extreme violence.

Walker called for adopting a legal process of parental responsibility.

“Arabic version:العائلات تطالب بالمساءلة من الوكالات في تحقيق ساوثبورت Families of three girls murdered in Southport have threatened to publicly name police and social workers if disciplinary actions are not taken against those responsible for their failures”

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He said the killer's parents should go to prison.

Merseyside Police confirmed no charges would be brought against the parents.

The inquiry singled out the parents for failing to alert authorities.

The mother of a Nottingham victim condemned the arrogance of public inquiry witnesses.