Total Natural Non-natural 2010 198 126 72 Source: Ministry of Justice (2016), Safety in custody quarterly update to September 2011 192 122 70 2015. Available [accessed: 19 February 2016]. 2012 192 123 69 2013 215 131 84 Notes: Data are not available on the numbers of 2014 243 145 98 people with mental health conditions. Total for 2015 includes seven deaths, for 257 146 104 2015 which the cause is as yet undetermined. The rate of self-inflicted deaths was the same in 2014 and 2015, but the highest since 2007. Table 3.3 Numbers of deaths of people with mental health conditions in or following police custody Deaths of people with mental Source: data IPCC, , 2016. ‘Additional health conditions in or requested’. [Email communication]. following police custody Michaela Bartlett, . 22 January 2016: 11:44. Total Natural Non-natural Notes: IPCC publish data by financial year, 7 3 4 therefore this data has been extracted for this report so that it can be compared 8 1 7 against other data. * Cause of death is awaited for two 1 cases. 5 2 3 2 Research on deaths following release from 6 4 detention 3 7* 2 During the course of our inquiry several respondents raised concerns about the number of people dying on release from prison or police custody. While outside the original terms of reference, we have since contracted researchers from Sheffield Hallam University to review the available evidence. The IPCC provided reports for the research. We were hoping to publish the outcome of this
Total Natural Non-natural 2010 198 126 72 2011 192 122 70 2012 192 123 69 2013 215 131 84 2014 243 145 98 2015 257 146 104 Source: Ministry of Justice (2016), Safety in custody quarterly update to September 2015. Available [accessed: 19 February 2016]. Notes: Data are not available on the numbers of people with mental health conditions. Total for 2015 includes seven deaths, for which the cause is as yet undetermined. The rate of self-inflicted deaths was the same in 2014 and 2015, but the highest since 2007. Table 3.3 Numbers of deaths of people with mental health conditions in or following police custody Deaths of people with mental health conditions in or following police custody Total Natural Non-natural 7 3 4 8 1 7 5 2 3 6 4 2 7* 3 2 Source: IPCC, , 2016. ‘Additional data requested’. [Email communication]. Michaela Bartlett, . 22 January 2016: 11:44. Notes: IPCC publish data by financial year, therefore this data has been extracted for this report so that it can be compared against other data. * Cause of death is awaited for two cases. Research on deaths following release from detention During the course of our inquiry several respondents raised concerns about the number of people dying on release from prison or police custody. While outside the original terms of reference, we have since contracted researchers from Sheffield Hallam University to review the available evidence. The IPCC provided reports for the research. We were hoping to publish the outcome of this 1
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