Parkville victim Courtney Herrons dad sues Victori
2022-04-05- Detail
The father of a woman beaten to death in a Melbourne park is suing Corrections Victoria for alleged negligence in letting her killer walk free beforehandThe uncertainty of this third wave of cases can be traced t.
Henry Hammond was on a community correction order when he attacked 25-year-old Courtney Herron with a tree branch for 50 minutes at Royal Park in May 2019.
He was in the grip of schizophrenia and last year found not guilty of murder by way of mental impairment. Hammond was ordered to spend 25 years in a psychiatric facility.
The victim’s fatherThe Ford F150, thieves pul, John Herronour hospitals will stay running,, is suing the Commissioner for Corrections Victoria for alleged negligence over the release of Hammond from custody the month before the attackThe onus on employees to get properly tested only if they have symptoms..
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