Met chief denies firearms officers made walkout menace after Chris Kaba case

Mark Rowley says declare that officers threatened at hand in weapons over suspension is ‘misreported nonsense’

The new head of the Metropolitan police has dismissed options that firearms officers threatened to stroll out of their roles in protest on the suspension of a colleague who fired the shot that killed an unarmed black man.

Chris Kaba was killed after a automobile cease on 5 September in Streatham Hill, south London, when the Audi he was driving was hemmed in by two police automobiles in Kirkstall Gardens, a slim residential road, and one spherical was fired from a police weapon.

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