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UK: IPCC publishes annual deaths during or following police contact for 2012/13 – mental health a key factor

22 July 2013

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This report presents figures on deaths during or following police contact that occurred between 1 April 2012 and 31 March 2013. It covers road traffic fatalities; fatal shootings; deaths in or following police custody; suicides following police custody and other deaths following police contact.

Full report available here (pdf).

Press release: Report

See also: INQUEST response to IPCC figures on deaths during or following police contact (link)

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