Chris Kaba, 24, who was unarmed, died from a single gunshot to the head in south London on Sept. 5, 2022 after his car, which had been linked to a reported shooting the previous evening, was stopped by police.

Dozens of people gathered Monday near London's Old Bailey court after the police marksman who fatally shot a black man as he tried to stop the car he was driving was cleared of murder.

A London police officer who fatally shot a Black motorist two years ago was acquitted Monday of murder in a case that intensified mistrust of Britain’s largest police force

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The 24-year-old was allegedly directly linked to two shootings in the six days before he was killed by a police marksman. His gang links and previous convictions can now be reported for the first time after Metropolitan Police officer Martyn Blake was cleared of his murder on Monday and judge Mr Justice Goss lifted reporting restrictions.

The acquittal of the police officer who shot dead Chris Kaba has raised questions over why he had to stand trial in the first place.