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SARAH Everard’s family yesterday called for her murder to bring positive change in protecting women.
Aunt Andrea said: “It’s not right that women don’t feel safe on the street.”
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Thousands protested in Parliament Square yesterday following a police clash at Sarah s vigilCredit: AP:Associated Press
Met chief Dame Cressida Dick faced calls to quit over police handling of a vigil for Sarah in Clapham, South West London, on Saturday close to where she vanished on March 3.
But the top cop said the death had appalled her and made her more determined to continue.
Andrea Everard said of the crowd: “All they were doing was showing support for Sarah and other women victims of appalling crime.
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A police officer s equipment (Anthony Devlin/PA)
Frontline police officers enforcing lockdown rules on protesters are in a “no-win situation”, a federation leader has claimed, amid criticism of the handling of the Sarah Everard vigil.
National vice chairman of the Police Federation of England and Wales Che Donald said officers are “damned if they do take action and damned if they don’t”.
His comments came after the Metropolitan Police was accused of being heavy handed in its treatment of women who gathered in memory of 33-year-old Miss Everard in Clapham on Saturday.
She went missing while walking home in south London on March 3, and her body was found in Kent the following week.