Nottingham families threaten to NAME AND SHAME as inquiry uncovers ‘harrowing scale of negligence’

Speaking at a press conference this morning held by victims' families in response to evidence heard during the inquiry, Ms Webber told reporters: "Valdo Calocane got away with murder. He took three innocent lives, tried to take three more, and the system let him plead to manslaughter. No murder conviction, no trial, no proper punishment that reflects what he did. That decision robbed Barnaby, Grace, and Ian of justice, and it robbed us of the truth in a court of law. James Coates, eldest son of school caretaker Ian who was fatally attacked roughly an hour after Grace and Barnaby, said the inquiry had uncovered the "true harrowing scale of the failures and laziness and negligence". It included Nottinghamshire Police's failure to carry out a warrant for Calocane's arrest prior to the attack, he said, and the decision by NHS doctors and the psychiatrist to discharge the diagnosed schizophrenic back out into the public because "they couldn't find him". Adding that the months after the attacks saw various agencies "close ranks" and "mark their own homework", he added: "The people of Nottingham and the British public at large put their trust in the police, the NHS and the judicial system. These institutions failed at every single level. We will continue to fight to the bitter end to ensure that absolute accountability is taken and that no other family has to endure the preventable torture we live with every single day." The Mirror Facebook: http://facebook.com/dailymirror The Mirror IG: http://instagram.com/dailymirror The Mirror TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dailymirror The Mirror Twitter: http://twitter.com/DailyMirror The Mirror Homepage: https://www.mirror.co.uk Sign up for our newsletters: https://www.mirror.co.uk/email #uknews #ukpolice #nottingham