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11/05/2007
'No disciplinary action' for Menezes police
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has ruled that none of the 11 police officers involved in the shooting which killed Brazilian Jean Charles de Menezes will face disciplinary action.
While 15 Metropolitan police officers have been investigated by the police complaints watchdog, decisions have not yet been made on the four most senior officers interviewed.
The Menezes family described the decision as "disgraceful" and a "travesty of justice".
Jean Charles de Menezes, 27, was shot eight times at Stockwell Tube station by police officers after he was mistaken for a suicide bomber.
The IPCC said that a surveillance officer would be given "management advice".
Decisions on the investigation into the remaining officers will not be made public until after he conclusion of court proceedings.
Scotland Yard is facing a court case brought under health and safety legislation. The case is due to start in October.
(SP)
While 15 Metropolitan police officers have been investigated by the police complaints watchdog, decisions have not yet been made on the four most senior officers interviewed.
The Menezes family described the decision as "disgraceful" and a "travesty of justice".
Jean Charles de Menezes, 27, was shot eight times at Stockwell Tube station by police officers after he was mistaken for a suicide bomber.
The IPCC said that a surveillance officer would be given "management advice".
Decisions on the investigation into the remaining officers will not be made public until after he conclusion of court proceedings.
Scotland Yard is facing a court case brought under health and safety legislation. The case is due to start in October.
(SP)
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19 August 2005
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The family of Brazilian Jean Charles de Menezes have called for Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair to resign over the wrongful shooting and for the officers involved to be prosecuted.
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19 September 2006
Metropolitan Police deny Menezes charge
The Metropolitan Police have pleaded not guilty to breaching health and safety laws over the fatal shooting of Brazilian Jean Charles de Menezes in July last year.
Metropolitan Police deny Menezes charge
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22 August 2005
Menezes shooting – Brazilian delegates arrive in UK
Two Brazilian delegates have arrived in Britain to meet with the Independent Police Complaints Commission and Metropolitan police over the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes.
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26 August 2005
Police officer's complaint rejected by IPCC
The Independent Police Complaints Commission has rejected a complaint by a Metropolitan Police officer in relation to comments made over the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes.
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02 October 2007
Menezes Police Officers Follow "Unusual Tactics"
Firearms officers who shot an innocent Brazilian man had been told to follow the "unusual tactics" to stop a potential suicide bomber, a court heard today. An old Bailey jury heard Jean Charles de Menezes died because officers had been briefed on the morning of his death they may be ordered to shoot someone at close range in the head.
Menezes Police Officers Follow "Unusual Tactics"
Firearms officers who shot an innocent Brazilian man had been told to follow the "unusual tactics" to stop a potential suicide bomber, a court heard today. An old Bailey jury heard Jean Charles de Menezes died because officers had been briefed on the morning of his death they may be ordered to shoot someone at close range in the head.
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