Coroner
Decision ofDeputy State Coroner Dillon
Finding date
2014-11-27
Cause of death
suicide
AI-generated summary
DF died by suicide during police operations. The Deputy State Coroner found that police were unable to prevent the death despite their actions during the incident. The coroner commended both the police response to the death and the police investigation conducted afterwards. No clinical errors or medical failings were identified as contributory factors. This case highlights the challenges police face in preventing suicide during active operations and the importance of appropriate emergency response protocols.
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Inquest into the death of DF Findings not published Decision of Deputy State Coroner Dillon on 27 November 2014 Catchwords: CORONIAL LAW - death in police operations, suicide, police unable to prevent death, police action commended, police investigation commended
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