IOPC investigators allegedly said Nottingham stabbings inquiry was ‘politically motivated’ | Police

The mother of a victim said that the police observer inspectors allegedly motivated an investigation into 2023 Nottingham Stabbings were “disrespectful and inhuman”.

Emma Webber said that new claims about the Independent Police Behavior Office (IPC) staff asked who they can trust their families.

IOPC examines the reaction of the police in the Valdo Calocane case that killed three people. Leicestershire police officers, who could not arrest Calocane a month before they stabbed that disciplinary cases were motivated politically and that they were “directed by their families”.

Officers who have not arrested Calocane for attacking Calocane although they were at the order of not attending a court hearing on previous violence claim that they will get rid of the “Recommendation or Reflective Application Words”.

IOPC said that he had dealt with the allegations to his staff “extremely seriously ve and started an external investigation.

Barnaby Webber’s mother, Webber, said to the BBC Radio 4’s Today program: “This bomb only fits the minds about the investigations and interviews in their investigations.

“This is an indication of all the sad, terrible, tragic complexity and car collapse of our institutions. How disrespectful and inhuman, you know? To think that it is politically guided. Only those who do not neglect their jobs properly or unsuccessful or neglected.”

Talking on behalf of all families, the development of the IPC investigation “legitimacy, honesty and honesty” question questioned the question. “If we can’t trust them to take them into account of their police force, who can we trust?”

An IOPC spokesman said: “We are aware of the allegations made by Leicestershire police officers who were the subject of an IPC investigation. The allegations included comments about this investigation.

“We take this issue very seriously and we assign an external side to investigate them with other complaints about the investigation by the families of the victims. We will continue to provide regular updates to families as these issues progress.”

Calocane stabbed in a fatal way Barnaby Webber and Grace O’Malley-Kumar, both of them 19, 13 June 2023’da Nottingham’da walking out one night while walking home, trying to kill 65-year-old guard Ian Coates and tried to kill 65 and three.

Calocane accepted the massacre of three men due to declining responsibility and three murder attempts and was sentenced to an uncertain hospital order.