Programme that missed Southport murderer also closed case on MP's killer 'too quickly'

David Amess (Image: UK PARLIAMENT/AFP via Getty Imag)

Sir David Amess's slayer Ali Harbi Ali was exited from the Prevent counter-terrorism programme "too quickly", a reappraisal into his lawsuit has found.

Security curate Dan Jarvis told the Commons: "The reviewer recovered that from the worldly reviewed, the appraisal successful presumption of the perpetrator's vulnerabilities was problematic, and this yet led to questionable determination making and sub-optimal handling of the lawsuit during the clip helium was engaged with Prevent and Channel.

"It identified that the vulnerability appraisal model was not followed with the perpetrator's symptoms being prioritised implicit addressing the underlying causes of his vulnerabilities.

"The reviewer yet recovered that portion Prevent argumentation and guidance astatine the clip was mostly followed, the lawsuit was exited from Prevent excessively quickly."