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26/02/2013
Duggan Gun Supplier Jailed For 11 Years
A 30-year-old man has been jailed for 11 years after he was convicted of supplying a gun to Mark Duggan on the day he was shot dead by police.
Officers in Tottenham shot Mr Duggan, 29, on 4 August 2011 and a gun was found nearby, the Old Bailey heard.
Kevin Hutchinson-Foster, 30, had denied selling or transferring a prohibited firearm to Duggan.
Mr Duggan's death sparked riots in Tottenham, which led to disorder in a number of English towns and cities.
In a retrial, Hutchinson-Foster was found guilty of supplying the illegal handgun 15 minutes before police intercepted a minicab Mr Duggan was travelling in and shot him dead.
Judge David Radford said Hutchinson-Foster had "plainly known" the gun would be used for criminal purposes by Mark Duggan or somebody else.
He told Hutchinson-Foster: "There is a significant risk that you will commit specified violent offences in future."
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Officers in Tottenham shot Mr Duggan, 29, on 4 August 2011 and a gun was found nearby, the Old Bailey heard.
Kevin Hutchinson-Foster, 30, had denied selling or transferring a prohibited firearm to Duggan.
Mr Duggan's death sparked riots in Tottenham, which led to disorder in a number of English towns and cities.
In a retrial, Hutchinson-Foster was found guilty of supplying the illegal handgun 15 minutes before police intercepted a minicab Mr Duggan was travelling in and shot him dead.
Judge David Radford said Hutchinson-Foster had "plainly known" the gun would be used for criminal purposes by Mark Duggan or somebody else.
He told Hutchinson-Foster: "There is a significant risk that you will commit specified violent offences in future."
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Met Cleared Of 'Any Wrongdoing' In Mark Duggan IPCC Report
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IPCC Apologise To Family Of Mark Duggan
The family of Mark Duggan have received an apology from the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC). The police watchdog said it "wrongly" told the media that Mr Duggan had fired on police before he was shot. IPCC chair Dame Anne Owens met with Mr Duggan's family on Tuesday.
IPCC Apologise To Family Of Mark Duggan
The family of Mark Duggan have received an apology from the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC). The police watchdog said it "wrongly" told the media that Mr Duggan had fired on police before he was shot. IPCC chair Dame Anne Owens met with Mr Duggan's family on Tuesday.
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