Police visited David Moore after TEWV suggested a protest. Moore seeks inquiry into the trust following his daughter’s death.
He had just been with the Health Secretary. David wants a public inquiry into TEWV. This mental health trust cared for Emily. The police said TEWV told them about a possible protest. David was shocked by the police visit.
Emily Moore’s death was a big deal. She died at a TEWV hospital. The trust wasn’t found guilty of unsafe care. David still wants answers about what happened. A report found many errors in Emily’s care. Also, two other girls died. Families want to see a public inquiry held.
David met with the Health Secretary. He shared Emily’s story and pushed for an inquiry. The Secretary said he would decide by March. David said the police mentioned his protest plans.
The police officer said David could protest legally. David didn’t understand why they were there. Officers even had handcuffs, which felt scary. He worries because his son studies far from home.
David said that he has no plans to protest now. He emailed TEWV about a meeting for parents and warned them about protesting if needed. The police saw the emails. They said nothing seemed malicious in them.
David’s email to TEWV mentioned a peaceful protest. Police confirmed they went after “protest activity” intelligence. They said they support lawful, safe protesting. The Health Secretary knew about the police visit.
TEWV expressed sympathy to grieving families. They say reporting protests is normal protocol for the safety of everyone involved. TEWV says they are not involved in the police actions.