Mr Reilly, 34, was found dead in his cell within HMP Kilmarnock, Bowhouse on the morning of 11 June 2021.
The inquiry was a mandatory inquiry since the death of Mr Reilly occurred while he was in legal custody.
The Procurator Fiscal, who acts in the public interest in such Inquiry, presented evidence on the facts and circumstances of Mr Reilly’s death.
Sheriff Nicky Patrick’s Determination made a recommendation in relation to HMP Kilmarnock’s roll call policies and procedures.
It also recommended compliance with the findings of a Significant Adverse Event Review in implementing an effective policy concerning communication for requesting an ambulance in emergency situations.
DETERMINATION INTO THE DEATH OF BRENDAN REILLY
Following the publication of the determination, Procurator Fiscal Andy Shanks, who leads on fatalities investigations for COPFS said:
“We note the Sheriff’s determination and the recommendations made.
“The Procurator Fiscal ensured that the full facts and circumstances of Mr Reilly’s death were presented at the mandatory Fatal Accident Inquiry.”
Further information
For more information on Fatal Accident Inquiries see the Crown’s guide.