Sentencing date set for Winterbourne View 11

A court date has been set for the sentencing of the 11 Winterbourne View carers who have admitted ill treating patients.

The latest member of the group pleaded guilty earlier this week in the case, which was sparked by an investigation by the BBC's Panorama programme last year.

The Recorder of Bristol, Judge Neil Ford QC, will take three days to decide each of the 11 defendants' punishment at Bristol Crown Court.

The first day has been set for October 22. During the three days, footage will be shown that was collected by the undercover reporter on the Panorama show which started the police investigation, in order to help the judge establish each defendant's role.​

Michael Ezenagu, 29, of White City, London, had denied abuse charges and was set to stand trial, but pleaded guilty to two charges of ill treating a woman patient in a dramatic turnaround at Bristol Crown Court on Monday.

Charlotte Cotterell, 22, of Melrose Avenue, Yate, pleaded guilty to ill treating a woman patient.

Alison Dove, 25, of Chipperfield Drive, Kingswood, pleaded guilty to ill treating two women patients and five ill treatments of another woman patient.

Wayne Rogers, 32, of Purton Close, Kingswood, pleaded guilty to nine counts of ill treatment involving two women and a man.

Neil Ferguson, 27, of Guest Avenue, Emersons Green, admitted ill treating a patient but denied ill treating a woman on March 13.

Sookalingum Appoo, a 59-year-old nurse, of Dial Lane, Downend, admitted three counts of wilfully neglecting a woman patient.

Kelvin Fore, a nurse, 33, of Ellesmere Walk, Middlesbrough, admitted wilfully neglecting a woman patient but denied a similar charge.

Jason Gardiner, 43, of Mellent Avenue, Hartcliffe, admitted ill treating a man and a woman patient on one occasion.

Graham Doyle, 26, of Bradley Road, Patchway, denied wilful neglect of one woman patient and ill treating a man patient once but admitted ill treating a woman on seven occasions.

Daniel Brake, 27, of Beechen Drive, Fishponds, admitted ill treating a man and a woman patient on consecutive days.

Holly Draper, 23, of The Old Orchard, Mangotsfield, pleaded guilty to two charges of ill treating a woman patient.

All 11 defendants have been granted bail with the condition that they are not allowed to work or seek work with vulnerable people.

criminal justice online college coppead mba online bachelors degree in criminal justice