Summary
Welsh police warned the Home Office about problems with a baton gun, which could have saved the life of a 53-year-old man shot dead by officers, an MP has claimed.
North Cornwall Lib-Dem Paul Tyler claims he has confirmation the Home Office knew of the faults before widower Philip Prout was shot by an officer on May 4.See the full content of this document
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Man Dies Despite Welsh Baton-Gun Tests Warnings
The baton gun, loaded with heavy PVC rounds, failed to fire twice before police used a bullet to shoot him in the abdomen. He died of his wounds in hospita...
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