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Hillsborough report finds police guilty of 'complacency, failure and concerted effort' to blame fans
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Hillsborough report finds police guilty of 'complacency, failure and concerted effort' to blame fans

https://news.sky.com/story/hillsborough-report-finds-police-guilty-of-complacency-failure-and-concerted-effort-to-blame-fans-13478187https://www.theguardian.com/football/2023/dec/06/hillsborough-disaster-timeline-decades-seeking-justice-and-changehttps://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/hillsborough-disaster-report-12-police-officers-gross-misconduct-proceedings-1989-stadium-97-liverpool-fans/blt18952597ae94cd52
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  • The IOPC found a pattern of deep complacency and blaming fans, with 12 officers named for gross misconduct.
  • The report names a dozen officers who would have faced gross misconduct, highlighting leadership and accountability failures at the time.
  • Families call the outcome a bitter injustice, saying no one is held to account despite serious police failings.
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12 Hillsborough cops accountable for 'failures' got off scot-free – here's why
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12 Hillsborough cops accountable for 'failures' got off scot-free – here's why

  • The IOPC says 12 officers would have faced gross misconduct hearings on the Hillsborough day if still serving.
  • The report notes the investigation exposed efforts to shift blame onto Liverpool supporters.
  • Some senior officers from a second force may have helped undermine truth and justice according to the IOPC.
  • Retired officers avoided disciplinary action because investigations began after their retirements.
  • Only Graham Mackrell, not an officer, was convicted in connection with Hillsborough safety failures.
  • The IOPC highlighted a ‘narrow’ investigation by West Midlands Police as a critical shortcoming.
  • The report mentions new findings on how fans were blamed and the truth about the disaster.
  • IOPC deputy director general Kathie Cashell described the outcome as a bitter injustice for families.
  • The IOPC confirmed multiple officers would have faced accusations of gross misconduct related to actions on the day.
  • The report covers the Hillsborough case and Operation Resolve investigations dating back to 2012.
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