Coroner Urges Reforms After Zara Aleena's Murder Highlights Systemic Failures

Probation service and Met police criticized for understaffing, poor risk assessments, and lack of coordination

Coroner Nadia Persaud warns of potential future deaths without immediate reforms.
Low staffing levels in probation service cited as a major issue affecting risk management.
Met police criticized for dismissing internal findings and lacking investigative rigor.
Multiple agencies failed to act on intelligence and assess risks adequately.
Family of Zara Aleena calls for accountability and systemic improvements.