A woman who used bleach to poison colleagues at a care home has been given a life sentence.
It was heard that Melissa Swift attempted to murder three colleagues at Goldfield Court in West Bromwich in July 2014 by adding bottles of bleach to water jugs in a fridge.
Swift, from West Bromwich, was arrested in August 2014 after the police had been informed that several people from the West Bromwich home has been taken ill with food poisoning type symptoms.
At Birmingham Crown Court Swift was handed a life sentence on May 27 2016, and will serve a minimum of eight years.
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Adrian Keeling QC and Matthew Brook prosecuted in this case. Both Adrian and Matthew are part of the Criminal Law Group at No5 Chambers.
