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QUESTIONS

1. What sort of protection is the police going to provide to Sam Turner at the hostel?
2. Should he be given access to the Internet?
3. What sort of of arrangements are in place as far as his accommodation and health requirements are concerned Good morning,  lady and gentlemen. My name is Michael Crabbe and I am the Prison Offender Manager  at HMP Hull.

The purpose of this Multi-Agency Public Protection Arrangement (MAPPA) meeting  is to discuss the risk management of Sam Turner into the community.
Sam Turner, 65 who was jailed for 10 years as leader of an international paedophile ring has now been released by the Parole Board after serving six years.
Sam Turner who is vulnerable and bound to a wheelchair is on an indefinite VISOR notice.

WHAT WAS SAM TURNER’S TIME IN PRISON LIKE?
Sam Turner’s time in prison was eventful. It did not take long at all for news to spread through the prison that he was a child abuser.
Soon there were a series of altercations where some of the inmates were aggressive towards him so we had to isolate him and had to spend his remaining time in protective custody.

DID HE HAVE A HEALTH PLAN?
Not long after he came to prison his arthritis which eventually sent him into a wheelchair started bothering him.
AźhSo there was arrangements in place for medics to attend to him as often as needed.
Sometimes, a crisis was so bad, he had to be sent to the hospital up until that time that he could no longer walk and had to use the wheelchair.

WHILE IN PRISON, DID HIS GRANDCHILDREN OR ANY FAMILY MEMBER VISIT HIM?
No, he had no visitors during the entire duration of his sentence.

ANY INCIDENCE ON FILE?
About three years into his solitary confinement, Sam Turner became withdrawn and developed mood swings.
Consequently he was referred to the mental health unit for assessment and treatment and also placed under suicide watch.

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Questions:

While in prison, has he made contact with his old associates?

Are there any P.O.Is or groups that made 'death threats' towards Sam TURNER?

When it comes to visits, do you wish to have a police presence or Sam TURNER's probation officer to supervise visits?

What resources would the hostel/probation require from the police?

When monitoring his computer usage is that our responsibility? We are not interested to do so, unless, he has been criminal activity on that computer.

Is he willing to co-operate with police as to provide us intelligence on the international organisation? - While he was in prison, was he co-operative with prison officers?

While in prison, has he been isolated or put in an area with other sex offenders or paedophiles?

If Sam TURNER was put in your hostel, what risks are you worried about? - Him being attacked by staff members or putting everyone in the hostel at risk by vigilante groups.

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The responsibility of the Children Safeguarding team is to ensure the wellbeing and safety of all children. The purpose of this meeting is to ensure that upon Sam Turner's release, the risk of harm posed to children, including his family, is addressed and the appropriate actions are taken to minimise them.

Questions:
Will Sam Turner be allowed visits from his Grandchildren?

Visitation from his grandchildren will be dependant on whether their parents (Sam Turner's children) approve of the proposed visits and aware of the risks in place. However, the conditions of any such visits will be determined in this meeting.

It should be highlighted that the victims in the offences committed were all under the age of 12 years. Sam's grandchildren are all between the ages of 1 and 7 years old and so there is a risk of harm. If visits are to take place they must be under these conditions:
- The visits are pre-arranged and approved with children social services
- All visits are to be monitored/ supervised by a social worker
- Sam Turner must be not be allowed to be with his grandchildren unsupervised under any circumstance

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*How would I allow him to see his family and where?
-Will there be an area for visitors?
-Will the area be somewhere where other people can see what he does?

*How are we going to guide him as he is in a wheelchair?
-Should there be a ramp?
-Should we put the ramp past reception so we see when he’s in and out?

*How often should he use the internet and where?

*Should he be in intensive supervision and monitoring?

*What exactly should we do to help him motivate to change and be a different person?

* Which activities should we provide for him to keep him busy?

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RESPONSIBILITIES

•To provide effective management and leadership to the team.

•Direct contribution to public protection through multi-agency arrangements and individual casework review, discussion and feedback.

•Accountable for the quality delivery of good practice and team performance improvement within policy and national standards.

•To facilitate effective communication between the LDU/Operational Unit management team and internal and external partners

INFORMATION SHARING
•Lawful authority

Data Protection Act (1998)

Human Rights Act (1998)

Common Law

Statutory Duties of Confidence

•Necessity

•Proportionality

•Information Safety and Security

RISK ASSESSMENT: SEXUAL RECIDIVISM
Thornton’s Risk Matrix 2000 (RM2000)

•A static actuarial tool designed for adult male sex offenders.

•It consists of three scales

•Sex,

•Violence, and

•Combined

•Intended to assess risk for sexual, non-sexual violent, and any violent recidivism

RISK ASSESSMENT: Process
Thornton’s Risk Matrix 2000 (RM2000)

•Scoring RM2000/S

•Data gathering

•Data Measurement

•Procedure

•Analysis of Plan

•Sample Characteristics

•Results

•Implication

RISK ASSESSMENT: RESULT
Step 1: Categorisation
Risk Category= 1 = Medium
Step 2: Aggravating factors
•Category 1 if Step Two score = 2 or 3.

•Category 2 if Step Two score = 4

•Do not change Step One Risk Category if score = 0 or 1.
Risk Category = 3 = Medium (Not to be changed since step 1 score 1)

RISK ASSESSMENT: IMPLICATION
•Risk assessment reveals that the offender, Mr. Sam Turner’s risk of recidivism can be categorized as medium risk

•The result of this findings therefore suggest that the attention and uproar of the social media should not be of important consideration as to decision whether the he should be released or not

•Also, the outcome of this assessment suggest that at the point of release of Mr. Sam Turner, he should be placed under monitoring

CONFIDENTIALITY
•In working with offenders, victims and other members of the public all agencies have agreed boundaries of confidentially.

•MAPPA minutes are closed under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.

•Any information shared is not shared with the offender or anyone outside of the Agencies involved unless MAPPA give specific permission.

REFERENCES
•Grubin, D. (1998). Sex Offending against Children: Understanding the Risk. Police Research Series Paper 99. London: Home Office

•Thornton, D., Mann, R., Webster, S., Blud. L. Travers, R., Friendship, C., Erickson, M. (2003). Distinguishing and combining risks for sexual and violent recidivism. In R. Prentky, E. Janus, & M.Seto (Eds.) Understanding and managing sexually coercive behavior. Annals of the Academy of Sciences