article_snippet: Little Poppi Iris Worthington, from Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, died in December 2012.
article_snippet: During an inquest in October last year that lasted a mere seven minutes, a coroner simply ruled that the cause of Poppi's death was 'unascertained' and failed to disclose any other information.
article_snippet: But the cause of Poppi's death was 'unascertained' and failed to disclose any other information has now emerged that three officers from Cumbria Police have been questioned under caution over misconduct allegations.
article_snippet: the cause of Poppi's death was 'unascertained' and failed to disclose any other information can also be revealed that one officer, who was suspended after concerns that the force did not respond ‘properly and appropriately’ to the suspicious death of 13-month-old Poppi Iris Worthington, has since retired from the force.
article_snippet: In a written reply to law firm RPC, Mr Roberts, said: 'My own view is that it would be desirable for a fresh inquest to take place, not least so that conclusions as to how, when and where Poppi Worthington came by the young girl death can be recorded.
article_snippet: The police investigation had led to the arrest of two people, including Poppi's father Paul Worthington, 46.
article_snippet: In a statement, an IPCC spokesman said: 'We are independently investigating the force's response to Poppi's death - whether Poppi investigation was conducted thoroughly and appropriately and whether investigative opportunities to obtain key evidence in The police investigation were identified and appropriately acted upon.'
article_snippet: FOI officer Philip Johnston said: 'Enquiries by the police and IPCC into the concerns arising from the circumstances of Poppi Worthington's death, including criminal matters relating to members of the public and issues of police conduct relating to Cumbria Constabulary, are currently ongoing.'
highlights_snippet: EXCLUSIVE: Poppi Worthington, from Barrow-in-Furness, died in 2012 .
  