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No detectives involved in initial Stephen Lawrence inquiry will face criminal charges - Vimarsana News

No detectives involved in initial Stephen Lawrence inquiry will face criminal charges

After considering a file on the case for over two and a half years, the CPS has ruled there is insufficient evidence to charge any of the four retired officers with misconduct in public office.

Stephen Lawrence's mother in 'immense distress' over decision not to charge ex-officers - Vimarsana News

Stephen Lawrence's mother in 'immense distress' over decision not to charge ex-officers

The CPS has said four former Met officers will not face charges of misconduct in public office

Stephen Lawrence case: Detectives accused of botching first murder inquiry will not face charges - Vimarsana News

Stephen Lawrence case: Detectives accused of botching first murder inquiry will not face charges

Stephen Lawrence was the victim of a racist murder in April 1993 and the Met Police botched the initial investigation

Doreen Lawrence in 'immense distress' over decision not to charge ex-officers | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

Doreen Lawrence in 'immense distress' over decision not to charge ex-officers | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

She said she had been left ‘bitterly disappointed’ by the fact four former Met officers will not face charges of misconduct in public office

Doreen Lawrence in 'immense distress' over decision not to charge ex-officers | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard - Vimarsana News

Doreen Lawrence in 'immense distress' over decision not to charge ex-officers | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

She said she had been left ‘bitterly disappointed’ by the fact four former Met officers will not face charges of misconduct in public office