Chris Kaba’s family have again called for justice after watching the police footage of his fatal shooting during a meeting with the new Met Commissioner, Sir Mark Rowley.
Kaba’s family were shown bodycam footage of the fatal incident as they met with Sir Mark Rowley and Michael Lockwood, the director general of the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
Kaba, who was unarmed, was shot after a police pursuit of his car in Streatham Hill on 5 September. Kaba’s vehicle became jammed in by two police cars and one round was fired from a police weapon. Kaba, who was 24, was due to become a father. CPR was immediately given to Kaba by police officers and the ambulance service was called. Kaba later died in hospital in the early hours of the following day.
The Met police officer involved has since been suspended as the Independent Office for Police Conduct continues to investigate.
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