Coronial findings and recommendations

CORONIAL LAW – Missing Person, Mental Health

CORONIAL LAW – Death as a result of police operation –– First Nations death – restraint of person in the prone position – was the response of police and ambulance officers appropriate, and consistent with policy and training –

CORONIAL LAW – death in a police operation; police shooting; self-inflicted death; actions to provoke police to shoot; PACER program; police response to persons experiencing mental health crises

CORONIAL LAW - Missing person, search, and whether missing person is now deceased.

CORONIAL LAW – undetermined cause of death – significant blunt head trauma suffered from an assault inflicted by known persons – effects of methamphetamine and opiates – significant co-morbidities, being coronary atherosclerosis and

CORONIAL LAW – general inquiry, cause, origin and circumstances - hazard reduction burn on private property – Bush Fire Hazard Reduction Certificates – whether burn appropriately managed prior to breach of containment

CORONIAL LAW - cause of death non accidental blunt force head injury- suspicious circumstances-open finding on manner of death-recommendation that NSW Police Unsolved Homicide Unit further investigate the death

CORONIAL LAW – death in New South Wales Police Force custody, cause and manner of death, Critical Incident Investigation, cocaine and alcohol toxicity, seizure activity, resuscitation efforts

CORONIAL LAW – death of 4-month-old baby - child and siblings known to Department of Communities and Justice - cause and manner of death

CORONIAL LAW – death in Corrective Services NSW custody – self-inflicted intentional injury– whether mental health care and treatment concerns