Musician stopped by armed officers denied injunction against Met

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Musician stopped by armed officers denied injunction against Met

A recording artist stopped by armed police after his microphone stand was mistaken for a gun has been denied an injunction to stop Metropolitan Police officers from pulling him over.

Date - 1st April 2021
By - Chloe Livadeas

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Jay Eniola applied for an injunction against the force that would prevent them from stopping him or his car except for when legally justified, arguing he faced a risk to life “as a young black man in London” and that “one wrong...

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