Father Blames South Lanarkshire Council for Son’s Death

POLICY WIRE — Glasgow, UK — Paul Moy, 38, has publicly criticized South Lanarkshire Council, asserting that his son, Kayden, might still be alive had the council taken appropriate action. Moy...

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August 20, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Glasgow, UK — Paul Moy, 38, has publicly criticized South Lanarkshire Council, asserting that his son, Kayden, might still be alive had the council taken appropriate action. Moy believes that the individuals responsible for his son’s death were under the council’s supervision but were allowed to reoffend.

Moy’s allegations center on the council’s handling of the individuals involved in his son’s tragic death. He claims that the council failed to implement necessary measures to prevent the individuals from reoffending, leading to the devastating outcome.

The council has yet to respond to Moy’s accusations. This incident raises questions about the effectiveness of supervision protocols and the accountability of local authorities in preventing such tragedies.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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