Cops cordon off three UK funeral properties after ‘issues for care of the deceased’
Police officers have cordoned off three Yorkshire funeral properties over “concerns for care of the deceased.”
Cops stay in attendance on the companies throughout Hull and the East Riding space. It comes after a report was made to Humberside Police on Wednesday (March 6) in relation to Legacy Independent Funeral Directors.
Detectives say they’re now finishing up enquiries “to ascertain the exact details, concern and circumstances.”
Detective Chief Superintendent Simon Gawthorpe mentioned: “Whilst we’re within the very early phases of our investigation, I fully perceive this data shall be of concern to numerous households and people who’ve misplaced family members and have utilised the companies of this enterprise.
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“We have already been in touch with numerous individuals as a part of our investigation and dealing intently with His Majesties Coroner, Hull City Council and East Riding Council to determine the info.
“I might encourage anybody to please name us, as we’re very aware of the misery this will trigger. A direct phone line has been established for anybody who’s frightened or desires to talk to us about Legacy Independent Funeral Directors.”
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He added: “As we continue our enquiries to understand the precise nature of what may have occurred and if any criminal offences have taken place, I would please ask people to be respectful and refrain from speculation, as at the core of this investigation will potentially be heartbroken and devastated families and loved ones and we want to provide them with the consideration and support they need and are fully entitled to.”
Anyone wishing to contact the force with concerns can do so by calling 0800 051 4674 or if calling from abroad, ring 0207 126 7619.
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