The police watchdog has dropped an investigation into three former senior Greater Manchester Police officers over their ‘command and control’ of an armed operation during which a father-of-two was shot dead.
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Police must face legal action for Anthony Grainger’s death, says his partner
It has been over seven years since an unarmed Anthony Grainger was shot dead by a police officer. Now his partner, Gail Hadfield-Grainger is calling for police officers involved in his death to face corporate manslaughter charges
Anthony Grainger shooting : No charges for retired police chief
A retired senior policeman will not face criminal charges over his evidence to an inquiry into the shooting of an unarmed man. Prosecutors said there was not enough evidence to charge former Asst Chief Constable Steven Heywood.
Police charged over shooting of Anthony Grainger
A police marksman who shot dead an unarmed man will not face charges, prosecutors announced on Thursday, prompting fury from the dead man’s family, who said the decision showed there was “no justice in this country”.
Anthony Grainger
Unarmed man shot dead by Manchester police in ‘hard stop’ Compiled from various sources published: Natasha Thompson – December 2012 Updates on this case will be listed at the foot of this item Anthony Grainger, aged 36, was shot and killed whilst seated in a car by armed officers around […]
Armed policing code strengthened in response to Grainger Inquiry
The Home Secretary’s role in approving police use of less lethal weapons has been strengthened, in the first change to the firearms code for 17 years. The new code brings greater clarity to the process of approving use of less lethal weapons.
Justice 4 Grainger
Anthony Grainger, 36, died from a single shot fired from a sub-machine gun while he sat in the front seat of an Audi in a car park. Armed officers had swooped on the car in a ‘pre-planned’ operation in March 2012.
Girlfriend of unarmed man shot dead by police gains two law degrees in an attempt to clear his name
The girlfriend of an unarmed man shot dead by police seven years ago has spent more than £50,000 to become a lawyer in an attempt to clear his name. Anthony Grainger was gunned down in a car park in 2012 while sat in a car alongside two friends.
