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Louisiana Dolan: Mum devastated at no prosecutions over girl’s death

Lincolnshire Police announced in August 2022 that it did not intend to bring any criminal charges over Louisiana’s death.

Ms Broadley then travelled to London in June 2023 to meet then-fire minister Chris Philp and her MP, Conservative Robert Jenrick, who pledged to support a national campaign on caravan safety.

She said at the time she had “so much hope” the whole case would be reopened.

But Mr Jenrick has now written to her to confirm criminal charges will definitely not be pursued.

He forwarded a letter from Dame Diana Ruth Johnson, Minister of State for Policing, Fire and Crime Prevention.

It said the case had been reviewed by police, the fire service and the Health and Safety Executive.

“Having done so they remain of the same opinion and are confident that they gave this careful consideration at all stages of the process and that every possible avenue of enquiry was pursued,” Dame Diana wrote in her letter.

“While I hope this will give Ms Broadley some reassurance about the robustness of the investigations undertaken, I know in may ways it will not be the news she is hoping for.”


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