Axel Rudakubana, who is serving a prison sentence linked to the Southport killings, is moved from prison to Broadmoor high-security psychiatric hospital in Berkshire, according to multiple UK outlets. The transfer follows clinical and psychological assessments indicating he cannot be safely managed in a prison environment. The move is described as being confirmed by the Ministry of Justice in reporting from the Daily Express and Daily Mail. Several reports also say families of the victims’ have criticised the transfer, and a lawyer representing victims’ families says Rudakubana is trying to “manipulate the system.” Sky News and BBC News report allegations that he is attempting to exploit processes to obtain the psychiatric placement. The Manchester Evening News similarly reports families’ concerns after the move. The Guardian reports the decision is based on assessments by psychologists and that he is transferred from a category A prison, HMP Belmarsh, to Broadmoor. The Prison Officers’ Association is also cited by the Mirror in connection with claims that he is “playing the system.”