see url:
https://news.yahoo.com/deeply-reckless-critics-slam-leaked-100611209.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly9uZXdzLmdvb2dsZS5jb20v&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAALYlan3DbE0V7y7MOMsAiuzyySvCSBO298eg-TP375gk4uO1jS8V5sNsKAQm83YBpnGKjMLk8SEUUSKK7ugQir5L9C1sbtmd7o2rFEyHqSOfjFAq2Y8y6OjNLiAjo8UN3vN_MviJE3pGud5JAd6wdqHXLYBNytdt-da-_Rr7tuhP
We had a case in the UK where a Police Inspector instructed police
officers to rewrite their notebooks so that they reflected the official
version of events rather than what actually happened. The reports were
accepted for about 10 years, then the individual police officers
realised, the fans always knew, and the judges also realised that they
had been hoodwinked and pressurised into giving a false account of what
actually happened. And that was a football case where hundreds died due
to police recklessness of organising and containing the crowd in the
stands at a football match, so that when they tried to enter the stand,
many of them were crushed to death because the stands were already full.
Hillsborough Disaster
see url: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hillsborough_disaster
ATB
Dougie.
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A leaked Louisville Metro Police Department memo shows investigators had
more evidence than previously made public showing a connection between
Breonna Taylor and the main target of the narcotics probe that led
officers to barge into her home the night she was shot dead by police.
But the memo was written several weeks after Taylor’s death and includes
details that weren't provided to the judge in the search warrant
application as well as evidence that came to light after her death
—prompting critics to slam it as an effort to smear Taylor and justify
the deadly police raid.
The leaked memo, obtained by NBC News, addresses why the officers sought
a warrant to enter Taylor’s apartment but says nothing about the use of
force or other possible violations of Louisville police department
policy, such as the blind firing of bullets into neighboring apartments.
“Breonna Taylor’s death was a tragedy. Period,” said Louisville Mayor
Greg Fischer, who called the leak an effort to “sway opinion and impact
the investigation.”
"It is deeply reckless for this information, which presents only a small
fraction of the entire investigation, to be shared with the media while
the criminal process remains ongoing,” Fischer added.
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