Sheku Bayoh Inquiry: Search the Evidence
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? A. That's right. Q. The role of Jane Combe, we have heard some evidence that suggested that she was a deputy PIM. Now, we've also heard from Jane Combe herself, who didn't accept that Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry that was her -- A. No. Q. That that was a formal role that she was taking that day. What's your position on that? A.…
. Q. Can I ask you about your involvement with Inspector Combe, Jane Combe? A. Yes, so later on that day, my colleague that I had been working with finished duty, so I was left without 191 Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry a double up, and I was asked, being a female, if I would pair up with a female inspector to assist in seizing clo…
. Q. Can I ask you about your involvement with Inspector Combe, Jane Combe? A. Yes, so later on that day, my colleague that I had been working with finished duty, so I was left without 191 Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry a double up, and I was asked, being a female, if I would pair up with a female inspector to assist in seizing clo…
…d Trickett with some local knowledge and I think she knew some of the individuals that were there." How long was Jane Combe there? A. So, again, I don't know when she arrived because Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry I wasn't keeping a log when -- you know, but that -- it should be in the log when Jane arrived, but she was there until…
…t Break) (11.03 am) LORD BRACADALE: Now, Ms Grahame, who is the next witness? MS GRAHAME: The next witness is Ms Jane Combe. LORD BRACADALE: Good morning, Ms Combe. A. Good morning. LORD BRACADALE: Would you take the oath, please, if you raise your hand. MS JANE COMBE (sworn) LORD BRACADALE: Ms Grahame. Questions from MS GRAHAME MS GRAHAM…
…t Break) (11.03 am) LORD BRACADALE: Now, Ms Grahame, who is the next witness? MS GRAHAME: The next witness is Ms Jane Combe. LORD BRACADALE: Good morning, Ms Combe. A. Good morning. LORD BRACADALE: Would you take the oath, please, if you raise your hand. MS JANE COMBE (sworn) LORD BRACADALE: Ms Grahame. Questions from MS GRAHAME MS GRAHAM…
orning. LORD BRACADALE: Would you take the oath, please, if you raise your hand. MS JANE COMBE (sworn) LORD BRACADALE: Ms Grahame. Questions from MS GRAHAME MS GRAHAME: Thank you. Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry Good morning. Is it Ms Combe or Ms Combe? A. Combe. Q. Combe, thank you. I will try to get that right throughout. As every…
orning. LORD BRACADALE: Would you take the oath, please, if you raise your hand. MS JANE COMBE (sworn) LORD BRACADALE: Ms Grahame. Questions from MS GRAHAME MS GRAHAME: Thank you. Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry Good morning. Is it Ms Combe or Ms Combe? A. Combe. Q. Combe, thank you. I will try to get that right throughout. As every…
…ere there. I remember speaking to -- to the area commander and to Garry McEwan as well. And it was upstairs that Jane Combe was introduced to me, so Jane was -- I hadn't -- again, these were individuals I hadn't met prior to the incident in question. So Jane was introduced as a local inspector, who would be able to help me, to facilitate…
…st of all, to give it some context. You talk about Conrad Trickett coming in, and then at 89 you say: "Inspector Jane Combe joined us at some point late morning, I think. Jane was an inspector with Police Scotland that I know from my Fife days. I don't know whether she worked at Kirkcaldy or was brought in from [somewhere else], but she w…
own. It looks actually I've used a different pen for that final bit of the document. Inspector Jane Combe, as we know, is the PIM support officer. Amanda Givan is the name of the Federation Transcript of the Sheku Bayoh Inquiry rep. "Due to finish at 4 pm", the officers were early shift so that's me, I think, documenting what their duty t…
…oing to be asked some questions by Ms Mitchell who is the senior counsel for the Bayoh families. Ms Mitchell. MS JANE COMBE (continued) Questions from MS MITCHELL MS MITCHELL: Thank you. I wonder if we could have on screen the Inquiry statement of Inspector Combe, in particular paragraph 50. Now, you will recall being asked some questions…
…iscussion about what training they'd had in PIM or what awareness or knowledge they had of it? A. So I knew that Jane wasn't PIM trained. I wasn't aware if Amanda was or wasn't PIM trained and I don't recall asking prior to going into the room. Q. Looking back now, do you think that's something you should have been asking or was it not im…
…oing to be asked some questions by Ms Mitchell who is the senior counsel for the Bayoh families. Ms Mitchell. MS JANE COMBE (continued) Questions from MS MITCHELL MS MITCHELL: Thank you. I wonder if we could have on screen the Inquiry statement of Inspector Combe, in particular paragraph 50. Now, you will recall being asked some questions…
…ght caveat? A. Uh-huh, I would agree. Q. And then finally paragraph 27, please: "I have been asked whether, when Jane Combe contacted me, I was to be involved on a welfare basis or a forensic basis. I can't say. I think probably in my previous statement on 22 January 2019 [I think we're talking about a statement on 22 January 2018] one pa…