Death of Naboro prisoner yet to be classified by Police

By Iva Danford

Monday 25/02/2019

Police is yet to classify the death of a 41-year-old prisoner at the Minimum Corrections Facility in Naboro.

They are also yet to establish the circumstances surrounding the death.

At this stage police have only revealed that the victim was found by a Corrections Officer in a cell after he had allegedly taken his own life on Wednesday afternoon.

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