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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
National
Neal Keeling

Police delayed seeing tragic TV journalist for nine days after she reported domestic abuse... two weeks later she was found dead

Greater Manchester Police delayed seeing a television journalist who reported domestic abuse by nine days due to "resourcing issues", a report has revealed. Teresa McMahon, who worked for Granada Reports, was found dead less than two weeks later at her home.

The force, according to a watchdog report, also failed to inform Teresa of her former partner's violent history, when she requested it under Clare's Law, and lost a vital bodycam footage.

Last week Manchester Evening News revealed a complaint about the way GMP handled its investigation after the death of Teresa is to be reinvestigated. The move comes after the family complained to a police watchdog about the force's initial inquiry when the 43-year-old was found hanged at her flat in Salford.

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