I just saw the news and am so damned angry, I don't know if anyone is interested to organise some stuff in front of the prison or at least in front of the offices of Group4. Below there is the last article about the killed boy, the web-site of Group4 and a link to the article about their involvement in Palestina...

Last Updated: Friday, 23 April, 2004, 12:26 GMT 13:26 UK

Boy died after being restrained

Gareth Myatt was pronounced dead at a hospital in Coventry
A teenager who died days after starting a sentence at a detention centre was being restrained by staff when he lost consciousness, it has been revealed.
Gareth Myatt, 15, of Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, died in hospital on Monday after collapsing at Rainsbrook Secure Training Centre in Northants.
Police investigating the death said on Friday the incident was being treated as "very serious".
A post-mortem examination into Gareth's death proved inconclusive.
Gareth had been just four days into his 12-month sentence for assault and theft when he collapsed.
An ambulance was called, but he was pronounced dead at Walsgrave Hospital in Coventry.

The incident occurred at about 2115 BST and it was necessary for staff to exercise their normal techniques of physical control and care in dealing with Gareth

Det Ch Insp Charles Moffat
On Friday, officers investigating the death revealed Gareth was being restrained by three members of staff - two men and a woman - when he lost consciousness.
Det Ch Insp Charles Moffat, from Northamptonshire Police's homicide and major crime team said the purpose of his investigation was to determine whether criminal charges should be brought at an individual or corporate level.
"This is an extremely serious incident which will be investigated most thoroughly with the full cooperation of the other agencies involved," he said.
"Our findings will be passed to both the coroner and the Crown Prosecution Service.
Wait for tests
"We are keeping in close contact with Gareth's family and supporting them fully at this tragic and difficult time."
He added: "The incident occurred at about 2115 BST and it was necessary for staff to exercise their normal techniques of physical control and care in dealing with Gareth.
"While that procedure was being undertaken he lost consciousness."
Following Gareth's death, a post-mortem examination was carried out at Leicester Royal Infirmary, but this was inconclusive and further tests were being carried out.
Police said results from the tests could take some weeks.
Reform call
A forensic examination has also been carried out of the scene where Gareth died and witness statements have been taken from staff and residents at the centre.
Prison reformers have called for an independent inquiry into his death.
Director of the Howard League for Penal Reform, Frances Crook, said the use of solitary confinement and physical restraint are potentially dangerous to children and needed investigating.
Rainsbrook opened in July 1999 and has room for 67 trainees.
It is operated by Rebound, a subsidiary of Group 4, on behalf of the Youth Justice Board.


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