20th UFFC remembrance procession
Trafalgar Sq & Whitehall, London. Sat 27 Oct 2018
People arrive for the 20th annual march. Darren Neville died after
being restrained by 6 police officers in Highbury, London in March 2013
Pictures of Sheku Bayoh, Sarah Reed, Rashan Charles and Mikey Powell
'You Killed Our Daddies'
Adrian McDonald, 34, died in Newcastle-under-Lyme in 2014 when he
was tasered and seriously bitten by a police dog.
Kishni Mahay was killed by a speeding police car. Police tried to
blame her and called her an alcoholic in court
French Police have also killed many people
Mikey Powell was killed by West Midlands Police in September 2003
Mohammed Yassar Yaqub, shot dead by officers without warning while
driving on the M62 in January 2017
'No Chance to Remember, No Warning Shots - Unlawful Killing #JusticeforYassar'
Stephanie Lightfoot-Bennet, twin sister of, Leon Patterson who was
beaten to death in a a Stockport police cell in 1992
'London Against Police Violence'
Weyman Bennett
At right, Becky Shah, whose mother died at Hillsborough
Seni Lewis died after being restrained by police at Bethlem Royal
hospital in 2010
His mohter Ajibola Lewis (centre right) led a campaign to get Seni's
Law - the Mental Health Units (Use of Force) Act
Marcia Rigg, whose borther Sean Rigg was killed by police in Brixton
in 2008
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