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Prosecutors are now re-examining the fatality after the 30-year-old died in custody at Saughton Prison in 2015, following an incident where he was forcibly restrained.

The Sunday Mail can reveal the prison officers given immunity from prosecution but branded “dishonest” in the Fatal Accident Inquiry ruling are set to be re-interviewed.

Calum Inglis passed away in October last year

Calum Inglis, from Edinburgh, was serving a 36-month jail time when he died alone in his cell after contracting Covid-19 - his family say his pleas for help went unanswered

The family of Calum Inglis, 34, launched the campaign outside of Holyrood on Saturday 2 April after Calum's "preventable" death in HMP Addiewell last year.

Calum Inglis, who suffered from asthma, died at HMP Addiewell in October last year after contracting Covid-19.

Mail Opinion says we need to treat inmates like human beings if we want them to behave like human beings.

Allan Marshall was dragged along the floor naked with a towel covering his face prior to his death in 2015 but no prison officers were ever charged over the death, despite an inquiry accusing them of failing to tell the whole truth about the incident

Allan Marshall died in March 2015 after being brutally restrained by prison officers at the capital’s Saughton Prison.

A discovery by Labour MSP Monica Lennon revealed the worrying rise in deaths across Scottish prisons. In 2019 a report by the Scottish government revealed Scotland had some of the worst death rates in Europe.

Scottish prison deaths in recent years include the death of 21-year-old Katie Allan at Polmont Young Offenders Institute in 2018, and the death of Allan Marshall in 2015 after he was restrained by prison officers during a struggle at Saughton Prison.