CQC Report Highlights Failings in Calocane Case

A damning report by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has highlighted significant failings in the treatment of Valdo Calocane, who killed three people in Nottingham last year. Despite warnings from a psychiatrist in 2020 that Calocane's severe paranoid schizophrenia posed a danger, he was repeatedly discharged from mental health services. The victims' families have condemned both the healthcare providers and police for 'gross, systematic failures' and are calling for urgent reforms. Calocane's mother and brother only discovered his diagnosis after the attacks and have labeled the mental health system as 'broken.' This tragedy has prompted calls for a public inquiry to prevent similar incidents in the future.