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Inquiry Calls Nottingham Response ‘Catastrophic Collapse’ Amid Data Breach

6/8/2026

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The public inquiry into the Nottingham attacks called the response a catastrophic collapse of responsibility and demanded immediate accountability.
The inquiry found police and hospital staff breached data by accessing victims’ medical records.
Former chief constable Kate Meynell admitted police failed to execute a September 2022 arrest warrant for Calocane.
Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust dismissed 11 staff and warned 14 others for improperly accessing victims’ records.

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The public inquiry into the Nottingham attacks called the response a catastrophic collapse of responsibility and demanded immediate accountability.
The inquiry found police and hospital staff breached data by accessing victims’ medical records.
Former chief constable Kate Meynell admitted police failed to execute a September 2022 arrest warrant for Calocane.
Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust dismissed 11 staff and warned 14 others for improperly accessing victims’ records.