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A very strong case. Which is a huge problem in itself because - despite Chris Kaba’s skin colour - UK police don’t shoot unless there’s a clear and present threat to life. Turning off the ignition and stepping out of the car wouldn’t have constituted such a thing.
The Met Police certainly has a reputation!
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The police wouldn’t have known who they’d had pulled over during the stop, but another plausible case for him not stopping could been that he’d apparently shot Brendon Malutshi twice in the legs in the previous days and didn’t want to face attempted murder charges?
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I think there is a strong case to be made that the reason why Chris Kaba didn’t want to stop is because he feared for his life.