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what is and what isn‘t true, unjust or unfair and leave it to the evidence to speak for itself, and for the jury<br />

to return with the right and just verdict? The judge agreed that he had fired in self-defence believing,<br />

mistakenly, that he himself was about to be shot. Why was this rookie allowed to lead the field to begin,<br />

where they hoping he might get shot first? In March 2009 Sussex Police agreed to compensate and<br />

apologise to Ashley‘s family. The police admitted negligence, that there had been a series of police<br />

failures, but not unlawful killing. Ashley‘s son however maintained the killing was illegal, and these kind<br />

of intentional blunders have been going on for years.<br />

Stephen Waldorf was a 26-year-old film editor who was shot and severely injured by Metropolitan<br />

Police officers in London, England on 14 January 1983, [15] when he was misidentified as an escaped<br />

prisoner, David Martin. Martin was rearrested shortly after the shooting and was found guilty at Old<br />

Bailey of the attempted murder of PC Nicolas Carr and was sentenced to life in prison. It‘s alleged he later<br />

committed suicide in his prison cell in 1984. PC Jardine and PC Finch stood trial for attempted murder<br />

and attempted wounding of Waldorf, but were cleared of all charges in October 1983. Waldorf eventually<br />

made a full recovery and was paid £120,000 compensation by the Metropolitan Police. - Open Fire, a TV<br />

drama about David Martin and the shooting of Stephen Waldorf, was made by London Weekend<br />

Television and shown on the ITV network on the 21st November 1994.<br />

On the 22/9/1999 Harry Stanley was shot dead by police. Stanley was born in Bellshill, near Glasgow,<br />

Scotland and moved to London in the early 1970‘s in search of work. He married his childhood<br />

sweetheart, Irene and had three children, and grandchildren, and lived in Hackney, East London. The 46year-old<br />

painter and decorator had only recently been released from hospital after an operation for colon<br />

cancer at the time of his death. On that fatal day he was returning home from the Alexandra pub in South<br />

Hackney carrying, in a plastic bag, a table leg that had been repaired by his carpenter brother earlier that<br />

day. It‘s alleged, someone had phoned the police to report; an Irishman with a gun wrapped in a bag.<br />

Close to his home, Inspector Neil Sharman and PC Kevin Fagan, the crew of a Metropolitan Police Armed<br />

Response Vehicle allegedly challenged Mr. Stanley from behind, and as he turned to face them, they shot<br />

him dead at a distance of 15 feet. [16]<br />

Our country has no capital punishment for very good reasons, and mainly because of many miscarriages<br />

of justice occurred and innocent people were executed. What we cannot allow to develop is a shoot to kill<br />

policy, in which the police are executing people who may, in time, be persuaded to drop their weapons or<br />

who can be rendered harmless by non-fatal shots to the body. [17] Or is something much more sinister<br />

arising here, by the police adopting a way to eradicate certain members of society, whilst at the same time<br />

getting a much wider message across to the rest of us, like they did once in Northern Ireland?<br />

[1] "BBC NEWS | Programmes | Panorama | Countdown to killing." .<br />

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[3] http://article.wn.com/view/2007/05/11/No_action_against_UK_police_who_killed_innocent_man/<br />

[4] "Brazilian Was Shot Eight Times By Police | Home | Sky News.".<br />

[5] "Jean Charles de Menezes: Police evidence called into question ..." .<br />

[6] "No prosecutions for Menezes police | Metro.co.uk." .<br />

[7] "Police and Tube firm at odds over CCTV footage .<br />

[8] "LGF Watch: Cover Up?" .<br />

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[11] "Bad Cop: Mark Saunders officer 'planted song titles' in evidence."<br />

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[12] "Freemasons - Shakedown CD 2007 - .<br />

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[14] "BBC News | UK | Death of an unarmed man.".<br />

[15]"What was the name of the man who was shot by London police in<br />

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[17] "Should the police ever shoot to kill? .<br />

Shoot to Kill in USA<br />

Whilst on this ―Shoot to Kill‖ subject and bearing in mind the size of the USA, and the shootings that<br />

seem to happen as often as our politicians fiddle the tax payer, I simply can‘t cover much on this subject,<br />

so have just highlighted a couple of cases, but nevertheless cases that could have been dealt with in other

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