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IOPC 'pursued individual blame' says PSA as Hillsborough trial collapses
The Police Superintendents Association has called on the government to review the role of the IOPC and its "culture of blame" after a judge ruled there was no case to answer in the Hillsborough trial.
(left to right) retired police officers Donald Denton and Alan Foster and solicitor Peter Metcalf, who acted for South Yorkshire Police following the Hillsborough disaster
By - Chloe Livadeas
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