July 2010

	Tomlinson Decision Protest DPP's Office and Cornhill, London. Friday 30 July 2010
	The DPP is the Dept of Police Protection. Since 1969 over a thousand people have died while in police custody yet not a single police officer has been charged with either manslaughter or murder in even a single case. Even though in this case there were clear evidence from video and eye witnesses, a pretext was found to avoid charging the officer who came up behind Tomlinson and attacked him without provocation. Minutes later Tomlinson was dead. Police tried to deny their part in his death, but the evidence emerged. Samantha Rigg-David has been fighting to find the truth about her brother's death, minutes after he entered Brixton Police station in good health. Few of us believe that justice will be done despite the family's campaign As usual, CCTV mysteriously doesn't work, recordings aren't available, officers lie and cover up for each other and the authorities follow tradition, fixing blind eyes firmly to telescopes. It has to end.
	The protesters march into the city to pay respects at the place where Tomlinson died
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Tomlinson Decision Protest

DPP's Office and Cornhill, London. Friday 30 July 2010