A police officer tells an inquiry a guest list was not immediately available when he arrived at Cameron House.
A police officer faced "chaotic" scenes when he arrived at a blaze at a luxury hotel on the banks of Loch Lomond in 2017, an inquiry has heard.
The officer told the fatal accident inquiry that no guest list was available to check for missing people when he first arrived.PC Prentice said police were called to the fire near Alexandria, West Dunbartonshire, at about 06:40 on 18 December 2017. He said police did not immediately have "a manifest" or guest list available to them, but one was brought down later from the guest services building.
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