He's been found guilty in court
Jamie Barrow was treated as a potential witness as police launched a full scale investigation into the fire at Fairisle Close in Clifton. Officers contacted him to speak with him as they carried out routine inquiries with neighbours, went through hundreds of hours of CCTV and forensic teams got to work on how the devastating blaze broke out..
The officers arrived at the defendant’s flat at about 5.25pm on November 21 and knocked on the door. Barrow, wearing a T-shirt with the words "That's enough", invited them in.Shortly after their arrival, he said: “I need to tell you something about the fire next door”. He bowed his head and put his hands out in front of him, as though inviting the officers to handcuff him.
At that stage, a PC Hicklin went back outside to arrange for other officers to attend. While she was gone, the defendant said to PC Lambert, “I was going to hand myself in at Clifton Police Station anyway today”. PC Lambert cautioned him and did not ask him any questions about what he had said. The defendant did not say anything further.
Over the course of the next five days the police interviewed the defendant 10 times. He answered ‘No comment’ to all questions he was asked, the trial Nottingham Crown Court had heard.
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