Did Leeds Police kill prisoner?
Police are visiting residents and businesses in Leeds to try and trace the last movements of a man who died after becoming ill while in custody.
Jason Jones, 39, died in Leeds General Infirmary on 5 February. He had been remanded at HMP Leeds after being arrested in Beeston on 2 February.
A post-mortem showed he suffered a brain injury and police believe he was attacked before he was detained.
Had he been attacked prior to being taken into custody, I would expect the custody records to show that his injuries were logged and he was examined by the police doctor. I suspect this did not happen. And, the police are seeking to lay the blame for cause of death elsewhere. Interesting, to say the least.
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Perhaps he fell "awkwardly" whilst negotiating the corridors in the police station? Or one of his escorting officers could have slipped on a carelessly discarded banana skin, causing his feet to fly into the air and strike the poor man in the head.
Andrea: Jaycee is being sarcastic not about your cousin but about the police.
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