The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) is preparing to submit its case file to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) to determine whether criminal action will be taken against three police officers for alleged failure to assist a person in danger. The investigation concerns an incident that occurred on 9 October at approximately 11:30 pm in Camp‑Levieux. Elodie Thomas, a passenger in a van returning home after her shift at Winners in Tribeca, sustained a gunshot wound to the neck when a bullet was fired by Sergeant Gowtamsingh Taukoor during a traffic stop. A crime‑scene reconstruction was carried out on 4 November at Camp‑Levieux, enabling investigators to finalize the case. According to sources close to the inquiry, the IPCC holds several solid pieces of evidence regarding the conduct of the three officers present with Sergeant Taukoor—Sergeant Sooraj Avinash Ramuth, Sergeant Dayven Galusupudi Guranna, and Constable Soobheer Motah. Investigators are examining their actions immediately following the shooting and whether any steps were taken to render aid to the injured woman. The three officers were released on conditional bail after paying Rs 25,000 each following their court appearance at the Rose‑Hill District Court on 19 October. A separate strand of the investigation focuses on Sergeant Gowtamsingh Taukoor (also known as Deepak). He faces provisional charges of “using firearm to intimidate” and “involuntary wounds and blows by imprudence.” Taukoor refused to participate in the reconstruction exercise and remains in custody. An IPCC investigator informed the court on 6 November that the inquiry into Taukoor’s actions is expected to conclude by the end of November. After a month of medical care, Ms Thomas was discharged from the ENT hospital on 6 November and returned home.