Inquiry into Nottingham Attack Raises Questions About Testing Protocols

The inquiry has sparked outrage from the victims' families regarding the handling of evidence and testing protocols following the attack. S1S2

• Grace O’Malley-Kumar's father expressed his disgust over the testing protocols. S1
• Victims Barnaby Webber and Grace O’Malley-Kumar were stabbed while returning home from a night out. S2
• Valdo Calocane, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, was the attacker in this incident. S1
• The inquiry highlighted that the victims were tested for drugs and alcohol post-mortem. S2
• Sanjoy Kumar criticized the decision to test the victims but not their killer. S1
• The inquiry is examining the circumstances surrounding the attack and subsequent investigations. S2
• The lack of testing for Calocane has raised concerns about the thoroughness of the investigation. S1
• Families of the victims are seeking accountability and clarity on the testing protocols used. S2

• The case raises important questions about the treatment of victims versus perpetrators in criminal investigations. S1
• Public confidence in the justice system may be affected by perceived inconsistencies in handling evidence. S2

• Monitor developments in the inquiry as it continues to address the testing protocols used in this case. S1
• Watch for potential changes in policies regarding drug and alcohol testing of suspects in violent crimes. S2