By Harriet Arkell PUBLISHED: 07:47 EST, 9 July 2013 | UPDATED: 11:08 EST, 9 July 2013 Prosecutors are to reconsider a decision not to bring charges in the case of Jimmy Mubenga after an inquest found he was unlawfully killed as he was deported from Britain. Mubenga, 46, was on a British Airways flight bound for his native Angola when security guards noticed he was not breathing and stopped the plane on the runway. The father-of-five later died in hospital and today an inquest jury recorded a majority verdict of unlawful killing. After the verdict was announced, the Crown Prosecution Service said it would now reconsider its original decision not to bring criminal charges in the case.
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The 46-year-old was on a flight back to Angola when he stopped breathing
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The plane was stopped on the Heathrow runway and he died in hospital
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Mr Mubenga had finished jail term for committing actual bodily harm
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He was restrained by three G4S security guards on the October 2010 flight
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Inquest jury at Isleworth Crown Court records a verdict of unlawful killing
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CPS is reconsidering its decision not to bring charges against guards
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