Azelle Rodney Campaign for Justice
24-year-old Azelle Rodney, was shot dead by a police officer in Edgware, London, on 30th April 2005
United Families & Friends annual rally and protest - 2008, London, UK
For Azelle and all those that die in police custody...
"No Justice - No Peace"
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) launched an investigation following the death of an expectant Father, 24-year-old Azelle Rodney, who was shot dead in the back seat of
a car by a police officer in Edgware on Saturday 30th April 2005. There were two other occupants
in the car, Wesley Lovell, aged 26, and Frank Graham, aged 23 years old.
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‘Immunity’ for officers...
Scotland Yard officers involved in the shooting of a man in north London may get immunity from prosecution at a public inquiry into the killing. Azelle Rodney, 24, of Hounslow, was in a car when an officer opened fire in Edgware in April 2005.
UFFC Rally 2011...
The United Family and Friends Campaign (UFFC) staged a protest march from Trafalgar Square to Downing St today. They are brought together by a common bond of having had a friend or family member die in police custody.
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