Summary
The families of victims from the Nottingham attacks are preparing for a public inquiry into the events that took place in June 2023. These attacks resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including two students, and injuries to others. The inquiry aims to uncover the full truth about how the attacks occurred and if any systemic failures contributed to them.
Key Facts
- A public inquiry into the Nottingham attacks will begin nine weeks of hearings in London.
- Three people, including 19-year-old students Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Barnaby Webber, died in the attacks on June 13, 2023.
- The attacker, Valdo Calocane, has a history of mental health issues and pleaded guilty to manslaughter due to diminished responsibility.
- The inquiry will look at actions by the NHS, police, and other agencies involved in Calocane's care.
- The families of the victims have been advocating for a thorough investigation and answers.
- The families hope the inquiry will lead to changes in the mental health system to prevent similar incidents.
- There have been criticisms of the handling of the case by the NHS and police.
