Met Police argues full inquest into Chris Kaba death unnecessary
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 11:31 · Archive
The Metropolitan Police have argued a full inquest into Chris Kaba's shooting death is not in the public interest.
Chris Kaba was shot dead by Sergeant Martyn Blake in Streatham on 5 September 2022. The Metropolitan Police have now urged the coroner to drop a full inquest into the shooting, arguing it is not in the public interest. This Is Local London reports that the family are seeking answers as the Met resists the inquest.
How it is being reported
- Why did police shoot our son? Family seek answers as Met 'resists' inquestThis Is Local London · 2 Oct, 09:32
- Met Police urges coroner to drop Chris Kaba shooting probeMyLondon · 2 Oct, 06:45
- Full inquest into Chris Kaba death ‘not in public interest’ – Met PoliceMyLondon · 2 Oct, 06:30
In this story: Chris Kaba · Martyn Blake · Metropolitan Police · Streatham
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