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Exclusive: Campaigners say calls to redraw rules are cynical attempt to secure ‘effective immunity’ for officers
It's so ass backwards... When you kill someone it should be on you to prove "beyond a reasonable doubt" that they posed a danger to you, and not on the other side to prove that you were in no danger... There is more proof needed to CHARGE a cop for murder (not even convict, just bring to court to determine if they're guilty) than to commit murder in the first place
Chris Kaba was shot dead by London Met police in Streatham on 5 September. He was unarmed and his car was blocked in by police, and his car was found with a single bullet-hole at head height. He was 24 and about to become a dad. He was also known as Madix from the drill group 67.
A march in his memory was held on 10 September and wrongly reported by news media as a march in memory of the Queen.
If you're angry that the the media's obsession with the Queen's death is keeping news like this out of the headlines, the solution is to keep talking about it.
"Oh actually he was a gang member and before he-" Who gives a fuck. He was still murdered by the police. They made a choice to kill another human being when they certainly did not have to, why should anything else matter
Why is nobody talking about what's happening with the met police right now. Chris Kaba, an unarmed Black man, was murdered by an armed officer last year. He was spotted in a car that had connections to a firearms incident, and was shot through the windshield after police had followed him, without ever activating lights or sirens. Kaba was not a suspect in the case, and no firearms were found inside the car. There is no evidence he gave the officer any reason to fire in self defense.
The unnamed officer who shot him is now facing murder charges. 10% of firearms police are now refusing to carry guns in protest- not because they want to prevent future deaths, but because they are afraid of being arrested for 'doing their job'. They are protesting their "rights" to murder without consequence.
The met police are a racist organisation.
Black Londoners, and all Black British people, I wish you and your families safety.
May Chris Kaba rest in peace.
"Who killed Chris Kaba?"
Graffiti in Barry, Wales, referring to the police murder of Chris Kaba, a 24-year-old unarmed black man and local drill rapper who was shot dead by Met Police in South London last month.
In June, I was pulled over by police for the third time this year and interrogated about the music I make, says community activist and music
Not sky news reporting the Chris Kaba protests as people gathering to mourn the queen. Cover up or what?
