The Latest Breaking News from Chris Kaba

The charity Inquest has submitted details of death of unarmed black man in London to the human rights commissioner

The family of unarmed black man Chris Kaba who was shot dead by a firearms officer has said that the “world needs to see” the police bodycam footage of the incident.

Chris Kaba, 24, was shot dead by armed officers following a tactical stop in south London, and a homicide investigation has since been launched to establish what happened.

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The Metropolitan Police officer involved has been suspended by the force and the Independent Office for Police Conduct is investigating.

The 24-year-old’s mother said she remained determined to achieve ‘justice’ over her son’s death

Force was placed under special measures in June following litany of failings

His mother spoke of her anguish watching her son’s final moments on the bodycam footage captured by police

Mr Kaba, 24, was killed on September 5 following a police pursuit of his car which ended in Streatham Hill, London.

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