Bijan Ebrahimi - Police officers convicted

[Eclassy]

A police officer and a PCSO were both convicted of misconduct in public office.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-35130...

Lies and more lies. If this didnt lead ro a death which had to be thoroughly investigated and was closely watched, the officers would have got away woth lying. One can only imagine how many other times they had lied.

Mr Ebrahimi's family accused the police of institutional racism. Cant blame them or how else can it be explained when a victim who calls the police about a mob outside his house ends up getting arrested while the future murderer who made threats right there in front of the police was allowed to go home.

[rewc]

What an excuse of a Police Force. Lying Officers and control room operators who did nothing to help a man who told them his life was in danger. If sackings do not follow as a result of the internal proceedings then there is definitely no justice.

Edited by rewc on Monday 21st December 19:41

[Mk3Spitfire]

Eclassy said:

A police officer and a PCSO were both convicted of misconduct in public office.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-35130...

Lies and more lies. If this didnt lead ro a death which had to be thoroughly investigated and was closely watched, the officers would have got away woth lying. One can only imagine how many other times they had lied.

Mr Ebrahimi's family accused the police of institutional racism. Cant blame them or how else can it be explained when a victim who calls the police about a mob outside his house ends up getting arrested while the future murderer who made threats right there in front of the police was allowed to go home.

Sorry, where does it say anything about his family having accused the police of institutional racism?

[rewc]

Mk3Spitfire said:

Sorry, where does it say anything about his family having accused the police of institutional racism?

Here http://news.sky.com/story/1610184/ebrahimi-murder-...

[Mk3Spitfire]

rewc said:

Mk3Spitfire said:

Sorry, where does it say anything about his family having accused the police of institutional racism?

Here http://news.sky.com/story/1610184/ebrahimi-murder-...

Thanks.
So it looks like the "bad apples" were dealt with appropriately, and 18 others also being investigated? Sounds like a good job.

[rewc]

Mk3Spitfire said:

Thanks.
So it looks like the "bad apples" were dealt with appropriately,

We do not know as we the sentences have not been passed and disciplinary proceedings still to take place. Of course if there hadn't been a murder then in my opinion no court case or disciplinary proceedings would be taking place in spite of what happened prior to the murder.

[carinaman]

Mk3Spitfire said:

Thanks.
So it looks like the "bad apples" were dealt with appropriately, and 18 others also being investigated? Sounds like a good job.

rewc said:

We do not know as we the sentences have not been passed and disciplinary proceedings still to take place. Of course if there hadn't been a murder then in my opinion no court case or disciplinary proceedings would be taking place in spite of what happened prior to the murder.

http://thebristolian.net/tag/nick-gargan/

Was former Chief Constable Nick Gargan keen to see the officers dealt with and to that end was Nick Gargan hassling the IPCC to raise their game?

If Nick Gargan was pushing the IPCC to do their job could that be the motivation behind the complaints against him that then instigated the fishing trip to look for more dirt on him?

[anonymous-user]

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

This is similar to the time Eclassy was murdered and the police did nothing to help him.

[Bill]

La Liga said:

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

This.