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Day 23 Hearing – AM Session

03/03/2022
10:00 am

This session heard evidence from Charlie Francis, a former Brook House staff member.

This was an in-person hearing and will also be streamed live on the Brook House Inquiry YouTube Channel.

Documents

TRN0000094_012-013,016 - Transcript between G4S staff in IRC - 06 JUL 17
SXP000105_001 - Sussex Police Record of meeting with Charlie Francis - 04 JUL 11
SXP000100_001_012 - Sussex Police Report to Crown Prosecutor - 13 NOV 17
INQ000083_001,003,012 - Interview of Charlie Francis - 19 JUL 17
HOW000001 - First Witness Statement of Charlie Francis - 22 FEB 22
DL0000141 - First Witness Statement of Rev Nathan Ward - 10 NOV 2021
CJS005973_001,003-005,007-009 - G4S Interview with Charlie Francis - 06 SEP 17
DL0000120_001,005 - Review scheme re D1527 - 19 MAR 19
CJS005534_001,008 - Use of Force Report on D1527 - 25 APR 17
CJS004318_001,008 - G4S Investigation Report on DCO Charlie Francis - 14 SEP 17
CJS004059_001,020,022,024,026 - Charlie Francis Training Course Exam - 25 JUN 12
Brook House Inquiry Day 23 Transcript

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Brook House Inquiry: Day 23 Live Stream AM 03 MAR 2022

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Day 23 Hearing – AM Session

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