Relatives of man shot dead by police ‘concerned’ by watchdog resignations
The IndependentGet the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our privacy policy Relatives of a man who was shot dead by police have said it is “unsettling” and they are “concerned” by the resignations of two senior officials from the watchdog which is investigating what happened. “We find this unsettling and are concerned that it does not affect the nature of the IOPC decisions or their timing – we have already waited too long to know if the IOPC is seeking advice on criminal charges from the CPS.” Sal Naseem’s departure from the IOPC will have no impact on the progress of this investigation IOPC spokesman IOPC director general Mr Lockwood stepped down in December as he was the subject of a police probe into an historic allegation. An IOPC spokesman said: “Sal Naseem’s departure from the IOPC will have no impact on the progress of this investigation. “The decision maker role for this matter has been reallocated to our director of operations, Amanda Rowe.” An inquest at Inner South London Coroner’s Court in October heard that Mr Kaba was followed by an unmarked police car with no lights or sirens turned on in the minutes before the shooting.