Thankfully police officer found not guilty in Kaba case
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I'm surprised the BBC is not holding a national day of mourning
I pinched this from another site
"Unarmed , young musician, trainee architect, engaged father to be"
should have read;
"Former convict, with a restraining order and couple of drill songs, was trying to use a £70k car he didn't own (linked to an attempted firearms murder in a crowded night club the night before) as a weapon".
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I pinched this from another site
"Unarmed , young musician, trainee architect, engaged father to be"
should have read;
"Former convict, with a restraining order and couple of drill songs, was trying to use a £70k car he didn't own (linked to an attempted firearms murder in a crowded night club the night before) as a weapon".
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Dogburger
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This needs an inquiry against the CPS , they should have supported the officer from the off.
PalazioVecchio
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another promising young musician. Snatched from the World prior to his big break. Reminds me of the early demise of Mozart. Just think of all the amazing tunes we will now never hear ?
Follow the video footage below. Now try to tell me of his attempts to cooperate with the cops , his heeding of their warnings, or his respect for the life and limb of those in the vicinity of his vehicle. Hands up in the air while throttling the gas and slamming the car forwards.
Police footage shows moment Chris Kaba was shot by officer now acquitted of murder – video
Newly released footage shows the incident in which 24-year-old Chris Kaba was fatally shot by police officer Martyn Blake
www.theguardian.com
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A real loss to the country. I expect many of those protesting were his fellow gang members.
www.bbc.co.uk
From the Mail so no doubt the BLM supporters on here wont believe it.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Chris Kaba shot man in nightclub days before his death
Judge rules details of Chris Kaba’s background can be reported after officer cleared of his murder.
www.bbc.co.uk
From the Mail so no doubt the BLM supporters on here wont believe it.
Chris Kaba was one of London's most feared gangsters
Martyn Blake is having to live in hiding, fearing for his life and his family after a £10,000 reward was offered to anyone prepared to kill him in revenge for the death of Chris Kaba in South London in 2022.
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blackgirl3
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the world has gone insane the cps are a disgrace,a police officers job is tough enough as it is
Hrolf The Ganger
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Our legal system is bonkers.
Phil’s Barber
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It is an absolute disgrace that the officer involved was named. It was also totally wrong that he was prosecuted.
The footage is crystal clear and the career criminal, involved in numerous previous stabbings and shootings was repeatedly using his vehicle as a battering ram and weapon in order to evade capture. How the CPS can decide a prosecution was likely to succeed in those circumstances is beyond me. It took the jury all of 3 hours to clear the officer, which tells you everything.
The message that sends is that officers will be thrown under the bus and put in total peril purely for doing their job and as an armed officer confronting extremely dangerous criminals, that job is one with extreme dangers as it is. This will destroy the confidence and morale of our armed officers, indeed it is already underway and a number of colleagues have handed in their tickets.
The officer deserves a medal for his assured and decisive actions, yet he now lives in fear for his own life and his families safety, an outrageous and shocking state of affairs!
The footage is crystal clear and the career criminal, involved in numerous previous stabbings and shootings was repeatedly using his vehicle as a battering ram and weapon in order to evade capture. How the CPS can decide a prosecution was likely to succeed in those circumstances is beyond me. It took the jury all of 3 hours to clear the officer, which tells you everything.
The message that sends is that officers will be thrown under the bus and put in total peril purely for doing their job and as an armed officer confronting extremely dangerous criminals, that job is one with extreme dangers as it is. This will destroy the confidence and morale of our armed officers, indeed it is already underway and a number of colleagues have handed in their tickets.
The officer deserves a medal for his assured and decisive actions, yet he now lives in fear for his own life and his families safety, an outrageous and shocking state of affairs!
French eagle
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The head of CPS is on record as an alledged supporter of BLM. No surprise he recommended the policeman should be prosecuted.
CPFC1965
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If someone has placed a £10000 bounty on the copper, why aren't they a) been arrested and b) prosecuted.
Dogburger
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The CPS definitely needs investigating then .
Dogburger
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see above
Apparently Kabba's family worked hard to stop details of their charming son's saintly life being exposed to the media and the jury.
Interesting to note that when the jury gave their verdict they asked the judge if they could read a statement out and he refused. We will never know what was in it but I am guessing it wasn't an atta boy for the CPS.
Having sat on a jury I do think they should be allowed to make statements if they want to and providing they all agree.
Interesting to note that when the jury gave their verdict they asked the judge if they could read a statement out and he refused. We will never know what was in it but I am guessing it wasn't an atta boy for the CPS.
Having sat on a jury I do think they should be allowed to make statements if they want to and providing they all agree.
Teddy Eagle
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Why would anyone want to be part of the firearms unit? It must be a stressful enough job without the constant threat of legal action.
You can always rely on the BBC
www.bbc.co.uk
Apparently the black community is traumatised, really?
My own personal experience is when talking to black people individually many of them bemoan crime in their community however they are reluctant to speak out.
So I guess my question to the BBC is how accurate is that statement that the black community is traumatised? Certainly the usual suspects are gobbing off about police brutality but do they accurately reflect the feelings of their community?
Chris Kaba verdict is traumatising, say black community leaders
Community leaders say London's black communities are traumatised over the Chris Kaba court case.
www.bbc.co.uk
Apparently the black community is traumatised, really?
My own personal experience is when talking to black people individually many of them bemoan crime in their community however they are reluctant to speak out.
So I guess my question to the BBC is how accurate is that statement that the black community is traumatised? Certainly the usual suspects are gobbing off about police brutality but do they accurately reflect the feelings of their community?
BBC nonsense again, wonder if they're traumatised by the constant black on black gang violence and killings. Kaba was using the car as a weapon yet the BBC say he was unarmed, JHFCYou can always rely on the BBC
Chris Kaba verdict is traumatising, say black community leaders
Community leaders say London's black communities are traumatised over the Chris Kaba court case.
Apparently the black community is traumatised, really?
My own personal experience is when talking to black people individually many of them bemoan crime in their community however they are reluctant to speak out.
So I guess my question to the BBC is how accurate is that statement that the black community is traumatised? Certainly the usual suspects are gobbing off about police brutality but do they accurately reflect the feelings of their community?
French eagle
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I would say those black community leaders are failing their people. They have a chance to show that gun crime and gang culture only leads to one thing. It's not a glamorous life it leads to early death so don't do it. But no they waffle on about justice which means a guilty verdict. He's black, the policeman shot him so the copper is guilty.You can always rely on the BBC
Chris Kaba verdict is traumatising, say black community leaders
Community leaders say London's black communities are traumatised over the Chris Kaba court case.
Apparently the black community is traumatised, really?
My own personal experience is when talking to black people individually many of them bemoan crime in their community however they are reluctant to speak out.
So I guess my question to the BBC is how accurate is that statement that the black community is traumatised? Certainly the usual suspects are gobbing off about police brutality but do they accurately reflect the feelings of their community?
The BBC are really disgusting.
French eagle
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BLM supporter and critic of Starmer appointed new DPP
Labour leader ‘average’ in his former job with ‘no in-depth experience of public prosecuting’
www.telegraph.co.uk
Rudi Hedman
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Kaba tried to shoot someone dead within close range in a crowd of people in a nightclub recently but the key thing in the case is that when the police officer shot him he was driving a car that had been involved in a shooting in Brixton the day before. That’s taking into account they didn’t know who was driving. The car being driven was used the day before by people in a shoot out and a second one recently. Case closed.