Ben Woolvin

“He has to see that public confidence in Devon and Cornwall Police is best served by him choosing to retire or resign” - a year after the Devon and Cornwall Chief Constable was suspended, a former Police and Crime Commissioner says the situation is urgent: https://t.co/ha9J7T1Dgs

RT @PhilippaBudgen: "The disappoint & upset surrounding this is indescribable": the son who's devastated by lack of change after an inquest…

RT @MelSimmonds3: This film is a tough but important watch. If you are someone who carries a knife or if you know someone who does, pleas…

RT @lharriswhite: WATCH: Killer in the Attic: https://t.co/X5JfP5S4Ch Michael Riddiough-Allen was murdered while trying to prevent a man w…

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RT @BBCCornwall: The family of Michael Riddiough-Allen in #Bodmin say today's verdicts were "not a victory", adding "There are no winners h…

Lots of important info in this thread from @stanchers

Kathryn Stanczyszyn @stanchers

THREAD I’ve been looking at the issue of gun licensing all year for ⁦@BBCBreakfast⁩ and my latest piece is out today as a consultation closes on changes. The issue of fees is yet to be looked at - but it’s come up time and time again. https://t.co/7GqrQ9fZoU

WATCH: ⁦⁦Preventing future deaths: @bbcmartynoates⁩ asks his guests about the Plymouth Coroner’s recommendations following the inquest into the fatal shooting of five people in Keyham in 2021. Discussion on gun law starts at 12:14 https://t.co/x9scSDU0ab https://t.co/ZH4Gig8dtU

WATCH - our film on the terrible events in Plymouth in August 2021: https://t.co/ZJtd5yvS4j

LISTEN: Police Commissioner Alison Hernandez answers questions after inquest jury finds police failures led to the deaths of the five people killed in the Plymouth shootings - https://t.co/jEqCVlPWIF https://t.co/JRGcpI8m0f

"Jake Davison should not have had a licence - it should not have been given back to him - for that, we very much apologise..." Chief Superintendent Roy Linden, from Devon and Cornwall Police, says sorry to bereaved families at the Keyham inquest this afternoon.

“If I’d have known he had ammunition for [wild boar] I would have questioned that” The uncle who introduced the Plymouth gunman to the clay pigeon shooting which he said he wanted his licence for gives evidence to the inquest.

“She feared [him], I used to see her flinching around him. The way he spoke to her and treated her like a slave - it was brutal some of the things I used to see…” Former partner of the gunman’s mother tells the court about his experiences living with them both for four months.

Plymouth gunman was “very well liked, funny clever, intelligent, inquisitive…” The teacher who gave a reference to police for his shotgun licence application is giving evidence to the inquest. Keyham Inquest Day 8.

“I’d like to express my deepest condolences…the pain you’ve endured is unimaginable…and the quiet dignity which you’ve shown throughout this inquest is truly inspirational” - The gunman’s GP to the families of the victims of the Keyham shootings, as he begins his his evidence.

The jury is hearing the ‘peer review’ of police gun licensing dept after Keyham shootings found “serious concerns” about decision making - with one example of a licence being given to a man with a record of violence, assaulting police, and drugs offences.