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Almost 180 police staff accessed material relating to the knife rampage – although 11 had no legitimate policing reason to do so

The family of a young woman stabbed to death in Nottingham last year have welcomed a court of appeal review over the “unduly lenient” sentence of the killer, Valdo Calocane.

The families of the three victims - Barnaby Webber, Ian Coates and Grace O’Malley-Kumar - had called for killer Valdo Calocane’s sentence to be reviewed

Valdo Calocane, the Nottingham triple-killer, will have his sentence reviewed by the Court of Appeal over concerns it was unduly lenient.

Families of the victims killed in the Nottingham triple stabbing by Valdo Calocane have been left 'sickened' after they learned that officers on the scene shared details of their loved one's injuries to others using WhatsApp.

British policeman faces misconduct hearing for sharing details of stabbing victims via WhatsApp. Families seek justice. Sunak considers public inquiry

According to a report in ‘The Sun newspaper on Monday, a misconduct hearing last month heard how the officer posted details about students Grace OMalley-Kumar and Barnaby Webber as well as school caretaker Ian Coates soon after they were killed during a knife attack spree by Valdo Calocane in the central England city in June 2023.

An unnamed British policeman underwent a misconduct hearing after it emerged that he had shared details of injuries via WhatsApp following a stabbing attack on an Indian-origin teenager and her friend in Nottingham last year.

Grace O'Malley Kumar was a 19-year-old medical student and daughter of London-based doctors Sanjoy Kumar and Sinead O'Malley. She was walking back to her university in Nottingham with Webber when they were attacked and killed. On January 25, 32-year-old Calocane was sentenced to a mental health order to be detained in a high-security hospital following a hearing at Nottingham Crown Court., World News, Times Now

The father Grace OMalley Kumar (left) killed in the Nottingham stabbings has written to the countys chief constable to express disgust after descriptions of injuries were put in a police WhatsApp group.