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UK: Full-text: The Report of The Azelle Rodney Inquiry

07 July 2013

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An inquiry into the death of a man shot dead by police eight years ago has concluded that he was unlawfully killed

See the full text: The Report of The Azelle Rodney Inquiry (pdf)

See the article: Azelle Rodney 'Unlawfully Killed' By Police (Sky News, link)

and see: Why did Met officer keep firing at Azelle Rodney? Police marksman's account of shooting suspect six times due to his 'body language', was contradicted by forensic evidence (Guardian, link)

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