Hillsborough families 'livid' as police watchdog finds top cops DIDN'T smear fans - The Mirror

Hillsborough families 'livid' as police watchdog finds top cops DIDN'T smear fans - The Mirror

A 12-year inquiry has found no senior police officers were guilty of misconduct for falsely blaming misbehaviour by Liverpool fans for the FA Cup tragedy that killed 97 people in 1989

The Labor Government of the United Kingdom says that the Hillsborough Act will not come into force before April 15 - the date of the disaster in Sheffield in 1989. A number of families from Wales were affected by the disaster, and the Welshman Nick Thomas-Symonds, Member of Parliament for Torfaen and Paymaster General of the United Kingdom, has co-written the letter to explain why it will not be possible to introduce the legislation in the comin…

Fury among families after senior Hillsborough officers absolved by police watchdog

Campaigners denounce ‘cover-up of a cover-up’ as IOPC clears officers of scapegoating Liverpool supporters A 12-year investigation into the Hillsborough disaster by the police watchdog has concluded that no senior South Yorkshire police officers were guilty of misconduct for falsely blaming misbehaviour by Liverpool supporters. That police case was wholly rejected in 2016 by the jury at the second inquest, who determined that no behaviour of Liv…