BBC Documentary on Chris Kaba Shooting Sparks Controversy

The BBC's portrayal of the police shooting of Chris Kaba has been criticized amid ongoing tensions and a bounty on the officer involved.

The BBC aired a Panorama documentary examining the Chris Kaba shooting by Met Police officer Martyn Blake, who was recently acquitted of murder.
Critics argue the documentary could inflame tensions, as it questions police conduct despite Blake's acquittal and an existing bounty on his life.
Independent Office for Police Conduct defended its decision to investigate the shooting as a homicide, citing potential public disorder as a factor.
Chris Kaba was linked to serious criminal activities, including gang involvement and a nightclub shooting, information revealed after the trial.
Kaba's family continues to advocate for accountability, emphasizing their grief and the community's call for justice in police-related fatalities.