The family is acting as if they and the entire black community are victims of police violence, yet brushing off the fact that he was a violent career criminal who had no respect for law and order, and in that incident was more than willing to put the lives of the police officers in danger, inorder to make his escape. He was not a victim. It was his direct actions that determined the response, not his colour.
If their response of Kaba’s family is designed to ignite BLM-style rioting, they should be locked up. The poor Policeman did the best he could in horrific circumstances.
police shot him in a completely seperate incident, the two dont cross over. he was shot by POLICE. then after that you all find out he was in a gang, that doesnt justify the police killing him. he wouldnt get shot if he was white. simple
His family should be in prison for defending him they knew he was in a gang . They would have seen that officer jailed for life . Absolutely disgusting people
Does not matter if he was a law abiding family man or a criminal gangster. Britain does not have a death sentence and its not up to policemen to decide if they want to liquidate a “waste of space”. The only thing that matters is did the officer who killed him think he was at risk of being killed or seriously harmed when he shot. The jury decided yes. This geezer talking has issues.
I think he just tried to get past and accidentally scraped the police car, and all because he was late for his volunteering at the local old-folks home
My sympathies lay with police officer who has suffered during the past 2 years. We are told Kaba was a gangster and had a criminal background and an involvement in a shooting just a night before his death. He was stopped by officers in a vehicle that was not his, and tried to ram his way out of the police stop, and luckily no officer was crushed by his erratic driving. Incredibly, all this and the family still feel Kaba was innocent.
You can't blame the family for their position. Any family will always see the best in their loved one regardless. The issue how the individual is perceived outside of family members.
Does not matter if he was a law abiding family man or a criminal gangster. Britain does not have a death sentence and its not up to policemen to decide if they want to liquidate a “waste of space”. The only thing that matters is did the officer who killed him think he was at risk of being killed or seriously harmed when he shot. The jury decided yes. This geezer talking has issues.
Still a civilian until they are prosecuted and tried and convicted for criminality. You make this mistake as all others on here do. Innocent until proved guilty.
@@ScruffyTubbles okay, an alleged attempted murderer who was convicted of firearms possession in 2019 shot a civillian/villian/rival gang member It can now be revealed that Mr Kaba shot a man twice in the legs in an attack linked to gang rivalry just six days earlier. Shocking CCTV shown to a jury shows the father to be discharging the gun on a packed dancefloor at the Oval Space nightclub in Hackney on 30 August, wounding rival Brandon Malutshi in the thigh. He then pursued the victim outside the venue, firing at a wounded Malutshi, injuring him yet again in the other leg. Malutshi was airlifted to hospital and treated for the bullet injuries, but later discharged himself. It can now be reported that Mr Kaba had previously been to prison and was due to face a gang injunction hearing ten days after he was killed. The 24 year old received his first conviction aged 13, another aged 14 and a third for affray and possession of an offensive weapon aged 17, in 2015. Further convictions, disclosed at a preliminary hearing without the jury present, include possession of an imitation firearm in 2017 and possession of a knife in 2020
@ScruffyTubbles he already had a criminal record, he was still offending and at the time was guilty of failing to stop, hitting a police car and driving aggressively towards police officers. Definitely a villan.
@ScruffyTubbles the guy has been convicted many times since he was 13 of possession of guns knives and gang related activities It's blm and his family that tried banning of reporting of his criminal record so they can do their race grifting and mug people off
Family clearly have no standards, they could have tried to stop him where no one else could. They too are guilty, and that's why they scream racism, they should be hiding their faces in shame. There's no pride in gang violence.
After hearing the news about Chris yesterday I Sensed something wasn't quite so I did some research in Wikipedia and realised he was no angel At that point my empathy evaporated for him and his family
People have freedom of expression and a right to protest. If you don't like that, move to a country that oppresses opinions you don't like. You'd be more comfortable in a country ran by the Taliban.
You don't have to support anyone before trial. Just awaiting trial with a neutral attitude is sufficient. The attitude that police never would do anything wrong is as out of place as the attitude that black people are always victims of racism.
They care not a jot for the truth, or for others, only what they can get for themselves. The emotion is window dressing on a fundamentally anti-society pro 'community' mentality.
Listening to his mother at yet another ridiculous rally and flag waving event you'd think she was talking about some saint....Architect my backside.its the poor copper i feel sorry for,i understand coppers are handing in their guns....why wouldnt you lets face it.
More information has been released that says he was a. core member of the 67 gang in South London and that he was involved in a club shooting days before, my question is why did the met police hand the officer out to dry for two years neglecting this significant information being published.
Not much the Met can do. The IOPC investigate it and they bring a case to the CPS. The police can't come out against it in fear of prejudicing the case.
I suppose that's due to the law. I don't think you can use evidence of other crimes against someone accused of a particular crime. You have to keep them separate.
@@keysersoze3427 I think they already did that. It was reported at the time of the incident that the car had been used in a gun crime incident, and that's why they stopped it.
@johnthecloud That was suppressed for the jury. They made the right decision anyway but this should have been available as well. Armed police don't just rock up.
Play out the other scenario, where Chris Kaba survived but killed a policeman by running him over. What kind of headline would we (or wouldn’t we) see?
The good lady barrister completely disregards the very real risk that the officers were facing in apprehending Kaba, the context that has since come out has greatly clarified the situation for me. And the jury it would seem…
She didn't judge. She asserted that a jury should decide and they did. This isn't America where black people can be shot unlawfully by police with little risk of justice
Chris Kaba's family were put to all that work to ensure that the officer was brought to a criminal trial ... It is a pity that they didn't put even a tenth of that effort into trying to persuade Chris Kaba to conduct himself like an upright citizen of this country.
Am I the only one who thinks this information was highly relevant to the case and should have been made available to the jury, instead of portraying Chris Kaba as an innocent law-abiding person?
I don't think so... Isn't it interesting that they returned a 'Not guilty' verdict so quickly without knowing this information? This current verdict makes it very difficult for his family to appeal. Correct decision.
Funnily enough, this morning's Sky report on these revelations DID have the comments turned off - robbed them of the only chance of a positive comment from me! 😊
I was listening to a heated discussion on BBC radio about this shooting,usual pro black slant when this information came through... That was an end to that discussion..... Made my morning!
@@Lastman1900 The left are always up for debate as they rely on facts and not emotion. It's the right wingers that need protecting and anything that challenges them is censored.
Sad this became a race issue, had the person been white there would have been no outrage from those outraged because, and only because of the colour of skin of the person shot. He got shot because he drove his car at the police rather then stop the car and put his hands up and stay a live, hope the rest and others learn something from this incident......
They don't want another Mark Duggan PR nightmare, the presss chose a picture of duggan with gun fingers. They all ran with it and knew what they were doing.
If you want respect then don't live in a rough crime filled area of London..Elevate yourself out of it..Live amongst good people.. different ethnicities..
Sickening to hear yet another round of excuses why it was correct to destroy the career of an officer, just moments after it became clear that a dangerous criminal was shot by the police, not a harmless civilian. All nicely packaged as caring for the so many other victims etc.
If Chris KABA was non black young man, the justice would very much prevail and the media of the elite class would be reporting totally different scenarios
I bet the police commissioner had two speeches written ready for the verdict, one praising the officer and one praising the justice system for finding him guilty !
I believe it's done in order to not show prejudice against either party. Thankfully the jury were shown enough evidence and came to the right conclusion. The fact that the trial was held at the Old Bailey shows the seriousness of the accusation against the Police Officer, who it is clear based on the video evidence that is now in the public domain, did act responsibly.
Yes I agree but think about it ,if the jury knew this his family would string out appeal after appeal and they would probably win under the guise it wasn't a fair trial . If the copper was convicted he could then bring this out in his appeal to aid it
Job done, a waste of time and money. I hope the officer is able to get his life back together after this horrendous ordeal that he and his family have been put through.
Every family and neighbour says oh he was a very nice boy and he had a good future ahead of them he plays really good football ( trust me everyone in Europe plays football when they were young ) . If you look at all these people's real life they all have one thing in common.They make trouble in the schools stay very late in the night on streets. Their parents doesn't even bother to know where they are or blame the system for their poverty. But if you look at every single of this family they have a fundamental issue which starts from their parents. Their parents when they were young enjoy partying/drugs than giving any attention to good education for themselves. Most of them living as single parents ( there is no parenting !) . These generations doesn't care about the value of a society watch effing football and enjoy partying and gangs. There is no sympathy for these people who doesn't want to work hard to make a living. Check out the family tree and find out what they brought to the UK economy?
@@AR-dn6kh Intimidated lol they all know what they are doing maybe their parents have to keep attention of what their activities. Intimidation ! you are not living on Bogota or Tijuana.
Yep - a villain or wanted person is a villain or wanted person. The met has issues with race relations which will take decades to fix as will their issues with misogyny, but what’s happened here has had the full force of the law applied and the outcome is the outcome. Time to move on
Me speaking as a black race person, this guy should have never got so much media attention with his family on about he was killed for no reason. You do wrong, wrong will follow you. Plain and simple. Stop act like a fkn hooligan in the streets of UK and you won't be a target by police.
It is 100% correct that they should have withheld information about Kaba, because the overwhelmingly correct decision is based purely on the actions of both the officer and the deceased in that moment. Should never have been charged mind..
A future noble prize winner who was just going through a difficult adolescence and had his life cut short by police violence. His loss will be immeasurable and future generations will lose out as a result of his demise.
Well?? No Post Office officials have been brought to justice, or had to return their stolen bonuses,...Seems almost like lightening speed, that this officer was able to obtain justice for himself in 2 yrs time!! BRAVO, UK COURTS....
The lawyer is the problem, hope she never finds herself in the situation where she is held for 2 years with the threat of imprisonment and made to feel guilty for upholding the law and protecting our citizens, how would she feel if the officer hadnt have taken action and Mr Kaba had then proceeded down the streets and killed innocent members of the public, you then end up in situation where people dont want to do those jobs for fear that they will be thrown under the bus. thankfully in this case the verdict is correct, but it should not take two years to come to this decision, this could have been decided in less than a month, all the evidence was present.
What this upcoming father and potential architect? All this information should have been released immediately. A police officer doing his job has been treated in a disgusting and immoral way.
Once again it comes out what they’re really like ! And again the family bleating on how they’ve been harshly treated ? Sums em up if they still think he was “ innocent “
That woman at the end could barely keep a straight face. Keep people like her away from any decisions that affect the wider community. According to her, the police should be unable to use their weapons without subsequently going in front of a jury to explain their thought process and actions. It's insane.
Agreed. It's bizarre to use the criminal justice system to determine whether firearms officers fulfilled their duties correctly. If an independent standards board determined that an officer acted improperly, then it might be appropriate to refer to the CPS; and I have no objection to lay representatives sitting on such a board so long as they understand the issues. However, asking a jury in a politicised and emotional atmosphere to make such a determination is wholly inappropriate, imo.
Only thing wrong is the length of time to get to this verdict. Otherwise police could just go around shoot people just based on his background and become judge, jury and executioner...As for Kaba's family, shame on you for raising such a son.
If people still believe that popular media outlets are impartial and don't discriminate but instead portrayed an armed policeman as a racist, then this case should open your eyes to a two tier level of reporting. Time to boycott these media outlets once and for all.
Abimbola Johnson should be sacked immediately for incompetence. If you can sit there and claim that the police officer deserved to go through that process even now with all of the facts laid out for everyone to see, you are clearly biased and part of the problem. I'm sure she was one of the people demanding it goes to trial, absolutely shameless and shouldn't be anywhere near any role with genuine responsibility.
I wonder if the family of Kaba will say anything publicly about the man he shot in both legs in the Hackney nightclub a few days before he was shot? Maybe that minor issue just slipped their minds? His actions after being stopped by police were not that of an innocent man. He dangerously and deliberately drove at police officers to get away, hence he was shot. The phrase ‘live by the sword, die by the sword’ seems very appropriate in this case.
This barrister is talking in the cold light of day, I wonder how she would react in that situation. Then she goes on about the family as if they are victims, give me strength. No wonder this country is in a mess.
So often, we hear the truth come out, after a case has been concluded. Now we know what type of person this young, black gang Member was and Justice has been seen to have been done. One would expect a grieving family to disagree with the verdict. This man wasn’t a credit to his family or community. The full story has been revealed, which now includes an alleged shooting by someone who is thought to have been Kaba, in a nightclub. This news needs clarification, as it would have added considerably to the reason why the Police were so wary, on the fateful evening kaba was stopped.
Kaba was an upstanding citizen and law-abiding member of his community, the world has been robbed of a future Nobel Laureate, and at the time of his death he was working on his PhD thesis that would've helped cure sickle-cell anaemia in the black community! What were the police thinking by protecting themselves?
The family is acting as if they and the entire black community are victims of police violence, yet brushing off the fact that he was a violent career criminal who had no respect for law and order, and in that incident was more than willing to put the lives of the police officers in danger, inorder to make his escape. He was not a victim.
It was his direct actions that determined the response, not his colour.
They always do
Way Kaba tried to get away gave me a feeling he was a wrong un..
Always playing the cards. ♠️🃏
If their response of Kaba’s family is designed to ignite BLM-style rioting, they should be locked up. The poor Policeman did the best he could in horrific circumstances.
The poor man was on his way to engineering school when he was shot dead, he was also filmed moments before giving a pound to a homeless man!
The policeman should never have been charged. The guy is a dangerous criminal and should be given zero respect, just as he would
Cash is the reason
So who gets deserve who dies? You?
police shot him in a completely seperate incident, the two dont cross over. he was shot by POLICE. then after that you all find out he was in a gang, that doesnt justify the police killing him. he wouldnt get shot if he was white. simple
🤣 Blacks... I bet you don't say that to anyone in person. That's why you lost your capital. All you do is talk.😆
@WokeBan🤡
His family should be in prison for defending him they knew he was in a gang . They would have seen that officer jailed for life . Absolutely disgusting people
obstruction of justice yes
He was not in a gang, he was on his way to church at the time!
@@olivere5497 Obviously!
Yep. 1million percent
I heard he was designing a new church in his role of aspiring architect.
Not quite the poor innocent black victim then😂
The hysteric reactions to the shooting was already indicative that there was more to the case.
Does not matter if he was a law abiding family man or a criminal gangster. Britain does not have a death sentence and its not up to policemen to decide if they want to liquidate a “waste of space”. The only thing that matters is did the officer who killed him think he was at risk of being killed or seriously harmed when he shot. The jury decided yes. This geezer talking has issues.
same as George Floyd. a 'wrong un'
@@youtubedislikes3756 Sounds more like you have the issues
Never is....Mark Duggan..etc
Imagine having a son like this , what inadequate parenting.
His mum thinks he was a little Angel!!
Angel of Death 😂😂😂@@peterthompson5504
@@peterthompson5504 its emotion
@@peterthompson5504you think trump is a hero. 😂
Yet the parents still believe he was a good lickle bwoy. They are a disgrace
You can't use a car as a weapon and be "unarmed"... the media has boiled my vinegar this time.
High powered 3 tonne car, very heavily armed !
Spot on…damn, there are some idiotic comments on UA-cam!?
I think he just tried to get past and accidentally scraped the police car, and all because he was late for his volunteering at the local old-folks home
@@doctorlove3119 late for his bible club you mean
My sympathies lay with police officer who has suffered during the past 2 years. We are told Kaba was a gangster and had a criminal background and an involvement in a shooting just a night before his death. He was stopped by officers in a vehicle that was not his, and tried to ram his way out of the police stop, and luckily no officer was crushed by his erratic driving.
Incredibly, all this and the family still feel Kaba was innocent.
Should decline to take back his firearm and then go on sick leave for a couple of years....
You can't blame the family for their position. Any family will always see the best in their loved one regardless. The issue how the individual is perceived outside of family members.
THEY KNOW HE'S NOT INNOCENT THEY JUST WANT MONEY AND SYMPATHY 🤮
There no.income now for them. All Deluded
2 years of paid leave.
Every copper's dream
Kaba will still be viewed as a "victim" by many in the black community. There's none so blind that will not see.
They are all gangstas ,who cares what they think, I'm sick of hearing the police tip toeing round these "communities "
Are you sure about that?
And by lefty's
Does not matter if he was a law abiding family man or a criminal gangster. Britain does not have a death sentence and its not up to policemen to decide if they want to liquidate a “waste of space”. The only thing that matters is did the officer who killed him think he was at risk of being killed or seriously harmed when he shot. The jury decided yes. This geezer talking has issues.
not just black community but the woke and white woman will see him as a victim
"shot a civillian"! I think you mean he shot a villain.
Still a civilian until they are prosecuted and tried and convicted for criminality. You make this mistake as all others on here do. Innocent until proved guilty.
Remember Demenzies.
@@ScruffyTubbles okay, an alleged attempted murderer who was convicted of firearms possession in 2019 shot a civillian/villian/rival gang member
It can now be revealed that Mr Kaba shot a man twice in the legs in an attack linked to gang rivalry just six days earlier.
Shocking CCTV shown to a jury shows the father to be discharging the gun on a packed dancefloor at the Oval Space nightclub in Hackney on 30 August, wounding rival Brandon Malutshi in the thigh.
He then pursued the victim outside the venue, firing at a wounded Malutshi, injuring him yet again in the other leg. Malutshi was airlifted to hospital and treated for the bullet injuries, but later discharged himself.
It can now be reported that Mr Kaba had previously been to prison and was due to face a gang injunction hearing ten days after he was killed.
The 24 year old received his first conviction aged 13, another aged 14 and a third for affray and possession of an offensive weapon aged 17, in 2015.
Further convictions, disclosed at a preliminary hearing without the jury present, include possession of an imitation firearm in 2017 and possession of a knife in 2020
@ScruffyTubbles he already had a criminal record, he was still offending and at the time was guilty of failing to stop, hitting a police car and driving aggressively towards police officers. Definitely a villan.
@ScruffyTubbles the guy has been convicted many times since he was 13 of possession of guns knives and gang related activities
It's blm and his family that tried banning of reporting of his criminal record so they can do their race grifting and mug people off
Family clearly have no standards, they could have tried to stop him where no one else could. They too are guilty, and that's why they scream racism, they should be hiding their faces in shame. There's no pride in gang violence.
' they should be hiding their faces in shame', ha ha, ha, the word shame is not in their vocabulary
The family want -answers- £££s
100%.
Now they have.
His cousin gave up her job to be the family spokesman so confident were they of cashing in big style.
They literally can't help themselves 😂
It's what they do, it's not about grief it's about lining their pockets
"Linked to a NON FATAL shooting " - sorry, does the fact that the victim didn't die make it less of a crime? Should society feel safer?
Apparently.
Pathetic isn't it.
Sad he lost his life
But rather him, who chose to be a Lowlife,
than the Cop,who chose a career to protect people!
The policeman who has been named and requires a new name and a new life.
What's the sad bit?
cops dont protect people they protect themselves they dgaf about YOU
@@reddyreddy2618was thinking the same. The sadness in all this is the officer that has been put through all this for obvious reasons why.
Not Sad he ruined many lives and only 24...he was never going to see 30..the life he lived
Justice has been done. It was his decision to break the law we are all under.
After hearing the news about Chris yesterday I Sensed something wasn't quite so I did some research in Wikipedia and realised he was no angel At that point my empathy evaporated for him and his family
Same here. It was easy to research especially when it said the 24 year old gunman died a month later and couldnt be named for legal reasons.
Time to investigate his parents. Were they receiving proceeds of crime?
The fireams officer should receive compensation given hes had to put two years of his lifecon hold.
"Treated with dignity ", shame that Kaba didn't care about the dignity of his victims! How ridiculous.
Well his victims were rival gang members so he was helping the police
He was not a victim. There were loads of victims to his crimes!
shame on ALL those people who did not support the Police....you people either accept our law and our standards or go to another country
It's the culture innit😂
People have freedom of expression and a right to protest. If you don't like that, move to a country that oppresses opinions you don't like. You'd be more comfortable in a country ran by the Taliban.
I have a different point of view to you. If you don't like my point of view then go to a different country.
@@AR-dn6kh Until it's your own race, then you're quiet as a tiny insignificant racist mouse 😂🤡
You don't have to support anyone before trial. Just awaiting trial with a neutral attitude is sufficient.
The attitude that police never would do anything wrong is as out of place as the attitude that black people are always victims of racism.
Yet his family and “community” say he is a pure innocent soul
People are emotional, not realistic
They care not a jot for the truth, or for others, only what they can get for themselves. The emotion is window dressing on a fundamentally anti-society pro 'community' mentality.
You missed out 'people lie'
How the community saying so.
Criminal. Dangerous. And crazy.😊😊
You are being quite nice. They are morons.
Listening to his mother at yet another ridiculous rally and flag waving event you'd think she was talking about some saint....Architect my backside.its the poor copper i feel sorry for,i understand coppers are handing in their guns....why wouldnt you lets face it.
My sentiments exactly
They are always aspiring architects, never current dangerous criminals.
She must be getting advice from the millionaire Lady Doreen.
I wouldn't have wanted him to design a house for me 🙄
He was an architect of his own ending.
More information has been released that says he was a. core member of the 67 gang in South London and that he was involved in a club shooting days before, my question is why did the met police hand the officer out to dry for two years neglecting this significant information being published.
Not much the Met can do. The IOPC investigate it and they bring a case to the CPS. The police can't come out against it in fear of prejudicing the case.
I suppose that's due to the law. I don't think you can use evidence of other crimes against someone accused of a particular crime. You have to keep them separate.
@johnthecloud But you can use the intelligence to show Why they were stopping the car and what it was linked to.
@@keysersoze3427 I think they already did that. It was reported at the time of the incident that the car had been used in a gun crime incident, and that's why they stopped it.
@johnthecloud That was suppressed for the jury. They made the right decision anyway but this should have been available as well. Armed police don't just rock up.
Play out the other scenario, where Chris Kaba survived but killed a policeman by running him over. What kind of headline would we (or wouldn’t we) see?
They'd probably still paint him as a victim.
Grow up.
@@simmzfour me? Why do you say that?
@@EmperorsNewWardrobe It's probably not entirely aware of what it is saying
@@EB-jf5oi as in, a bot? Yup
The good lady barrister completely disregards the very real risk that the officers were facing in apprehending Kaba, the context that has since come out has greatly clarified the situation for me. And the jury it would seem…
She didn't judge. She asserted that a jury should decide and they did. This isn't America where black people can be shot unlawfully by police with little risk of justice
Chris Kaba's family were put to all that work to ensure that the officer was brought to a criminal trial ...
It is a pity that they didn't put even a tenth of that effort into trying to persuade Chris Kaba to conduct himself like an upright citizen of this country.
The family are allowed to say whatever they want. This is UK. The cps chose to make the prosecution. Think about the big picture
@@stuartbromley3513
The person not thinking about the big picture is you.
Am I the only one who thinks this information was highly relevant to the case and should have been made available to the jury, instead of portraying Chris Kaba as an innocent law-abiding person?
You have to be the only one because it is procedure in Britain not to release details of a defendants criminal past.
Why, would it have made the police officer be found even more not guilty. He was not on trial.
Police 1 - Villans 0
Family of gangs need investigating
its wrong that the jury didnt know kaba was a hardened criminal.
I don't think so... Isn't it interesting that they returned a 'Not guilty' verdict so quickly without knowing this information? This current verdict makes it very difficult for his family to appeal. Correct decision.
He was a bad’n , glad the pc was found not guilty.
Every time something like this occurs the next accusation of racism carries less weight.
The only thing that surprises me about all of this is that the comments section isn’t turned off.
😂 lefties are opening up
Are you joking? This is where racists come to revel and pleasure themselves.
Funnily enough, this morning's Sky report on these revelations DID have the comments turned off - robbed them of the only chance of a positive comment from me! 😊
I was listening to a heated discussion on BBC radio about this shooting,usual pro black slant when this information came through... That was an end to that discussion..... Made my morning!
@@Lastman1900 The left are always up for debate as they rely on facts and not emotion. It's the right wingers that need protecting and anything that challenges them is censored.
Sad this became a race issue, had the person been white there would have been no outrage from those outraged because,
and only because of the colour of skin of the person shot.
He got shot because he drove his car at the police rather then stop the car and put his hands up and stay a live, hope the rest and others learn
something from this incident......
Mark Duggan deja vu vibes.. don't be a gangster and you won't get shot by the cops 👍
So why keep posting pics of him looking friendly and happy?
This
They don't want another Mark Duggan PR nightmare, the presss chose a picture of duggan with gun fingers. They all ran with it and knew what they were doing.
Facts
It's just a picture. Anyone can smile; if a smile make you think that someone is a good person then the very conman would love to cross your path.
Because the media is poison..and everyone no matter how bad is a victim..Zero Responsibility...
The news certainly doesn't come as a shock.
No surprises here?
@@CARLIN4737 Certainly, the area and society in which people currently live should not define them, yet it does. Thus, it is no surprise.
If you want respect then don't live in a rough crime filled area of London..Elevate yourself out of it..Live amongst good people.. different ethnicities..
Sickening to hear yet another round of excuses why it was correct to destroy the career of an officer, just moments after it became clear that a dangerous criminal was shot by the police, not a harmless civilian. All nicely packaged as caring for the so many other victims etc.
What a terrible waste of public money
Lawyers didn’t think so….
If Chris KABA was non black young man, the justice would very much prevail and the media of the elite class would be reporting totally different scenarios
If Chris Kaba was a non gun toting gangster etc etc
I bet the police commissioner had two speeches written ready for the verdict, one praising the officer and one praising the justice system for finding him guilty !
Agreed with many. Doesn’t make sense the family protesting full hilt while knowing their boy is a hardened criminal. The bare faced cheek of it.
The parents are also irresponsible. Shame on them
May be if the victim wasn't heavily involved in crime his family wouldn't be grieving - his choice for his lifestyle .
So he wasn't a lovely young man and a pillar of the community like the BBC and sky news have been spouting
Sky news and the Guardian have all got their black armbands on, and are busy planning a vigil….😂
According to this lady's reasoning, every soldier that participated in combat needs to go to a war crime trial.
The family didn’t mind him being a dangerous gun user. But they object to the good guys carrying them to protect the public
All this evidence was withheld from the jury.
WTH was the CPS doing?
the judge ruled it out, f all to do with the CPS
I believe it's done in order to not show prejudice against either party. Thankfully the jury were shown enough evidence and came to the right conclusion. The fact that the trial was held at the Old Bailey shows the seriousness of the accusation against the Police Officer, who it is clear based on the video evidence that is now in the public domain, did act responsibly.
Well what a surprise!
Said no one😂
if you are innocent why run away from police???...
Should ask Peter Lynch
The Authorities should have told us all this at the very beginning!
No they shouldn't. Why should you be told before the judicial process is complete?
Yes I agree but think about it ,if the jury knew this his family would string out appeal after appeal and they would probably win under the guise it wasn't a fair trial . If the copper was convicted he could then bring this out in his appeal to aid it
@popgoesaweasle920 innocent until proven guilty.
They can’t as it would influence a jury
And in doing so prejudice the trial. Who are you ? Nigel Faridge.
Job done, a waste of time and money. I hope the officer is able to get his life back together after this horrendous ordeal that he and his family have been put through.
So the jury were not allowed to know a core piece of evidence which was the threat assessment of the officer?
Every family and neighbour says oh he was a very nice boy and he had a good future ahead of them he plays really good football ( trust me everyone in Europe plays football when they were young ) . If you look at all these people's real life they all have one thing in common.They make trouble in the schools stay very late in the night on streets. Their parents doesn't even bother to know where they are or blame the system for their poverty. But if you look at every single of this family they have a fundamental issue which starts from their parents. Their parents when they were young enjoy partying/drugs than giving any attention to good education for themselves. Most of them living as single parents ( there is no parenting !) . These generations doesn't care about the value of a society watch effing football and enjoy partying and gangs. There is no sympathy for these people who doesn't want to work hard to make a living. Check out the family tree and find out what they brought to the UK economy?
They are either intimated by this gang into saying nothing or part of it.
@@AR-dn6kh Intimidated lol they all know what they are doing maybe their parents have to keep attention of what their activities. Intimidation ! you are not living on Bogota or Tijuana.
@@JohnSmith-gj1qlYeah, why would you possibly be intimidated by your neighbours that are known to shoot people?
Dunce.
Good riddens may he not rest in peace
not surprised at all... still using the race card....
Yep - a villain or wanted person is a villain or wanted person. The met has issues with race relations which will take decades to fix as will their issues with misogyny, but what’s happened here has had the full force of the law applied and the outcome is the outcome. Time to move on
They were always be victims in their own tiny minds.
Sol Campbell always has a deck ready!!
Me speaking as a black race person, this guy should have never got so much media attention with his family on about he was killed for no reason. You do wrong, wrong will follow you. Plain and simple. Stop act like a fkn hooligan in the streets of UK and you won't be a target by police.
It is 100% correct that they should have withheld information about Kaba, because the overwhelmingly correct decision is based purely on the actions of both the officer and the deceased in that moment. Should never have been charged mind..
A future noble prize winner who was just going through a difficult adolescence and had his life cut short by police violence.
His loss will be immeasurable and future generations will lose out as a result of his demise.
Tee hee..
We need justice for Chris Kabas Victims.
What rival gang members?
Or the people who happily bought the drugs and had a great time?
What a shame his soul left the earth 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂NOT
By the time he heard the clap his dome would of been leaking. That's Gangster by the police. Respec
2 years 24hr back pay
He wasn't suspended without pay
@@keysersoze3427 interest of JUSTICE
@@sullytrny Not sure what you are saying. He can't get back pay because they were paying him.
@@keysersoze3427 So it's like asking somebody a baseball question in world war two
No way! Who could have guessed
Well?? No Post Office officials have been brought to justice, or had to return their stolen bonuses,...Seems almost like lightening speed, that this officer was able to obtain justice for himself in 2 yrs time!! BRAVO, UK COURTS....
Well that’s what you get for voting Tory . And dint get me started on legal aid…
@@Dbdbe1 lol...I'm American, and would've voted for Starmer if there. Maybe you could try thinking when you read
Nerve wrecking issues and concerns for armed police officers & those without weapons on the streets of criminal activities in London!
Can you imagine the uproar if all this background hadn't come to light, until after a police officer had been wrongfully convicted?
Background has no bearing on the actions of poorly trained officers. Two things can be true at once.
Surprised? We shouldn't be
The lawyer is the problem, hope she never finds herself in the situation where she is held for 2 years with the threat of imprisonment and made to feel guilty for upholding the law and protecting our citizens, how would she feel if the officer hadnt have taken action and Mr Kaba had then proceeded down the streets and killed innocent members of the public, you then end up in situation where people dont want to do those jobs for fear that they will be thrown under the bus. thankfully in this case the verdict is correct, but it should not take two years to come to this decision, this could have been decided in less than a month, all the evidence was present.
Why do all the media outlets use that photo with his cheeky smile 😂. Guy was a backwards savage
Why do they allow people to wear balaclavas in a night club?Why did the security not use metal detectors?.
I had the exact same thought when I first watched the video.
What this upcoming father and potential architect? All this information should have been released immediately. A police officer doing his job has been treated in a disgusting and immoral way.
The ex girlfriend before baby born had to get a restraining order against him...this guy was dreadful..
Where are the blm guys?
Disappeared with all the money they took years ago
The only blm person in this situation was the policeman - he saved numerous black lives
Remember, this former police officer admitted to being corrupted himself while serving.
Once again it comes out what they’re really like ! And again the family bleating on how they’ve been harshly treated ? Sums em up if they still think he was “ innocent “
His family must have known what he was up to and there they are outside the court demanding justice..😂
Another dangerous criminal, not exactly the innocent then.
If his family knew his past, shouldn’t they be arrested next for withholding information 🤔
That woman at the end could barely keep a straight face.
Keep people like her away from any decisions that affect the wider community.
According to her, the police should be unable to use their weapons without subsequently going in front of a jury to explain their thought process and actions. It's insane.
What he was not a future scientist, rocket engineer or merchant banker......I am in shocked surprised, not.
This wouldn't even be an issue or a talking point if Kaba had been a yt man BUT his family have smelled the money now.........
😕
Yup…that race smell another grift.
bring in the black card even on police misconduct
Egg on face for the BBC and Sky TV. Comments turned off! Funny as F.
His family down playing his past crimes😂
Being criminaly charged is not a investigative 'process' or a verification of a 'standard' woman is biased.
Agreed. It's bizarre to use the criminal justice system to determine whether firearms officers fulfilled their duties correctly. If an independent standards board determined that an officer acted improperly, then it might be appropriate to refer to the CPS; and I have no objection to lay representatives sitting on such a board so long as they understand the issues. However, asking a jury in a politicised and emotional atmosphere to make such a determination is wholly inappropriate, imo.
No angel was he?
He was horrible
Only thing wrong is the length of time to get to this verdict. Otherwise police could just go around shoot people just based on his background and become judge, jury and executioner...As for Kaba's family, shame on you for raising such a son.
The world of Architecture now has a hole that may never be filled
that block count was a menace to his local society
If people still believe that popular media outlets are impartial and don't discriminate but instead portrayed an armed policeman as a racist, then this case should open your eyes to a two tier level of reporting. Time to boycott these media outlets once and for all.
Abimbola Johnson should be sacked immediately for incompetence. If you can sit there and claim that the police officer deserved to go through that process even now with all of the facts laid out for everyone to see, you are clearly biased and part of the problem. I'm sure she was one of the people demanding it goes to trial, absolutely shameless and shouldn't be anywhere near any role with genuine responsibility.
Who chose her in the 1st place.
The Voice has a piece defending him...
No comments about how excellent this woman is. Very balanced and intelligent
I wonder if the family of Kaba will say anything publicly about the man he shot in both legs in the Hackney nightclub a few days before he was shot? Maybe that minor issue just slipped their minds? His actions after being stopped by police were not that of an innocent man. He dangerously and deliberately drove at police officers to get away, hence he was shot. The phrase ‘live by the sword, die by the sword’ seems very appropriate in this case.
This barrister is talking in the cold light of day, I wonder how she would react in that situation. Then she goes on about the family as if they are victims, give me strength. No wonder this country is in a mess.
So often, we hear the truth come out, after a case has been concluded. Now we know what type of person this young, black gang Member was and Justice has been seen to have been done. One would expect a grieving family to disagree with the verdict. This man wasn’t a credit to his family or community. The full story has been revealed, which now includes an alleged shooting by someone who is thought to have been Kaba, in a nightclub.
This news needs clarification, as it would have added considerably to the reason why the Police were so wary, on the fateful evening kaba was stopped.
My brothers and sisters learn from this Caucasians always stay on code no matter what….
Is "code" just acting like a normal human?
Well I am leaving the UK and I don't want to see you 'bruddas' where I am going. That is MY code.
who would have thought an argument over decorative coveing could get so violent
Kaba was an upstanding citizen and law-abiding member of his community, the world has been robbed of a future Nobel Laureate, and at the time of his death he was working on his PhD thesis that would've helped cure sickle-cell anaemia in the black community! What were the police thinking by protecting themselves?
Can she explain to me what 'non-fatal killing' is?