IOPC finds officer not at fault after fatal collision

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IOPC finds officer not at fault after fatal collision

The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has found a Northamptonshire officer could not have anticipated a collision which killed a man after a jury today concluded the death was accidental.

Date - 6th February 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

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The IOPC has found an accident where a police car responding to an emergency call hit and killed a man on foot could not have been anticipated by the Northamptonshire officer driving. The incident occurred at around 4am on 9th September 2018 on...

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