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'I just went bent': how Britain's most corrupt cop ruined countless lives | Police - Vimarsana News

'I just went bent': how Britain's most corrupt cop ruined countless lives | Police

How many people did DS Derek Ridgewell fit up? The sheer scale of his depravity, and his targeting of men of colour, is only now becoming clear

Bursaries for British African students launched to tackle 'systemic racism' in the Transport Police - Vimarsana News

Bursaries for British African students launched to tackle 'systemic racism' in the Transport Police

British Transport Police is to launch a bursary for “British African” law students after admitting “systemic racism” in the force was behind a major miscarriage of justice.

Source: yahoo.com
Men falsely jailed by corrupt police officer have convictions quashed | UK News - Vimarsana News

Men falsely jailed by corrupt police officer have convictions quashed | UK News

The ex-British Rail Workers were framed and jailed by a 'clearly racist and corrupt' detective.

Two British Rail workers who were jailed on word of corrupt police officer have convictions quashed - Vimarsana News

Two British Rail workers who were jailed on word of corrupt police officer have convictions quashed

The workers both died with their convictions hanging over them. Each had been sentenced to nine months in prison in 1977 over the theft of parcels from the London goods depot where they worked.

Source: sky.com
British Rail workers jailed on the word of Britain's most corrupt police officer are posthumously cleared at Court of Appeal - Vimarsana News

British Rail workers jailed on the word of Britain's most corrupt police officer are posthumously cleared at Court of Appeal

British Rail workers Basil Peterkin and Saliah Mehmet died without clearing their names after racist Detective Sergeant Derek Ridgewell (pictured) framed them for theft from a south London site.