Frederick Herd was sentenced to 16 years in prison in 2012 after being convicted of a series of sexual assault crimes against girls, but he died in prison before his release.
Friedrich, a sexual people, a sexual people, is a 16 -year prison for the abuse of three girls. His death in PARC prison in Bridgend caused pneumonia to report the Secretary of Grievances, which criticized the “completely unacceptable” dementia he received.
The Grievance Secretary in Prisons Suk Callatter criticized a six -year delay in investigating the 87 -year -old death in prison.
Herd was convicted by the Crownifen Crown Prince's jury in 2012 due to many sexual crimes, including five inappropriate attacks, six inappropriate charges with a child, and attempted rape, crimes that occurred more than three decades until the mid -1990s.
According to the results of Sukalester, Hurd developed a severe dementia while he was in prison, to the point that he was unaware that he was in prison, a situation that caused him mental and physical harm. Despite the chronic obstruction dementia and pulmonary disease (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), the local mental health teams participating in its sponsorship rejected, claiming that they were “not resources to see prison patients”, leaving Herd trapped in unstable condition for years.
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In her disturbing review, Mrs. Mcallister wrote, “They were anxious because Mr. Hurd felt sorrow because he did not understand that he was in prison and was injuring himself at the door of his cell at night.”
By March 2019, prison staff had to make mistakes for Mr. Hurd's cell to prevent further injuries while he was hitting regularly, not to be imprisoned; However, this intervention could not avoid the hospital that followed it when it hurts his hand, according to Wales reports on the Internet.
After developing pneumonia and undergoing treatment for 10 days, Mr. Hurd returned to Park Prison, only to get his health to the bottom quickly, and was exacerbated by the basic chronic pulmonary obstruction.
In July, this was followed by the hospital. One month later, he died, and he was granted to release him on his deathbed.
Mrs. Mcallister's words quoted deep anxiety and frustration: “Within a few years of reaching Parc, it was clear that Mr. Hurd had no idea that he was serving a prison sentence.
“I am very concerned that the arguments about those who were funded to evaluate and support the dementia, Mr. Herd, means that his needs did not meet and that this greatly affects the quality of his life.”
It condemned the lengthy negligence, saying: “This impasse should have been resolved immediate [now known as Swansea Bay University health board] I consider it completely unacceptable that the situation allowed him to continue for years and remained without a solution at the time of Mr. Hurd.
One of the clinical auditors criticized the NHS administration in a huge report, saying: “It seems somewhere in this argument about the financing that managers or doctors in the NHS Health Council copied that the patient was suffering at the heart of this matter, which leads to great distress for him and other children, and in fact HMP PARC employees do their best to him.”
The results of the Grievance Secretary were equally cursed, noting that prison staff failed to monitor chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in Hears and neglect the Health Council for years in providing necessary specialized dementia care, describing it as “completely unacceptable.”
After the tragic result of hearing, health care duties in the facility were transferred to the CWM Morgannwg University's Health Council.
