Coroner's inquest hears from corrections officer who had Faqiri filmed
Clark Moss was a sergeant at the Central East Correctional Centre when Soleiman Faqiri was in custody in December 2016.
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Clark Moss was a sergeant at the Central East Correctional Centre when Soleiman Faqiri was in custody in December 2016.
A former correctional officer testifying at a coroner's inquest into the death of a mentally ill man at an Ontario jail on Wednesday recalled getting an “incredibly bad sinking feeling” as soon as he saw the man in his segregation cell.
A former correctional officer testifying at a coroner's inquest into the death of a mentally ill man at an Ontario jail on Wednesday recalled getting an “incredibly bad sinking feeling” as soon as he saw the man in his segregation cell.
Jail guards recorded a video of a mentally ill man in an Ontario jail, against their own policy, in an attempt to draw their superiors' attention to his worsening condition days before he died, an inquest examining his death heard on Wednesday.
Faqiri, 30, was arrested in early December 2016 after allegedly stabbing a neighbour while in a mental-health crisis