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Police death probe: findings 'next week'
3:27pm Friday 11th July 2008
INITIAL findings of a probe into the police search of a man who later died will be published next week.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission said the investigation into the death of Habib Ullah was "progressing well".
It said it was aware of some "community concern" over the death of Mr Ullah, from the Colnbrook area of Slough.
He died in hospital following a drugs search of three men who were sitting in the car in a private car park near Lee Court, Sharrow Vale, High Wycombe.
During the search, at 7.15pm last Thursday, Mr Ullah encountered breathing problems and an ambulance was called.
He was taken to Wycombe Hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Mike Franklin, IPCC commissioner for Thames Valley said: "We are aware of some community concern surrounding the death of Mr Ullah and I would like to reassure people that the IPCC is completely independent of the police.
"We are using our own investigators to examine the circumstances surrounding the death of Mr Ullah and Thames Valley Police are cooperating fully with our investigators.
"Our investigation is progressing welI and I will be making a further more detailed statement next week concerning our initial findings but we are keen to hear from anyone else who may have seen something at the time police were with Mr Ullah."
Anyone with information can contact the IPCC on 0800 096 9075 or email ullahappeal@ipcc.gsi.gov.uk
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St George, Not Wycombe anymore says...
12:44am Sat 12 Jul 08
DocD wrote:DocD; the inference in your comment is that a crime was commited. By who?
There will be another peaceful vigil tomorrow Saturday 12th July on Frogmoor at 2pm. Please come and support the family with their quest for justice.
erm, ermsville says...
1:06am Sat 12 Jul 08
bunny, bucks says...
9:03am Sat 12 Jul 08
bunny, bucks says...
9:03am Sat 12 Jul 08
Observer, of Rough Justice says...
9:34am Sat 12 Jul 08
We used to give them a fair trial and then hang them.
erm, ermsville says...
10:58am Sat 12 Jul 08
R of Wycombe, High Wycombe says...
11:10am Sat 12 Jul 08
bunny, bucks says...
1:10pm Sat 12 Jul 08
Observer, Rough Justice says...
3:59pm Sat 12 Jul 08
Or were the peasants just hanging around the man?
erm, ermsville says...
5:32pm Sat 12 Jul 08
If nobody got hung, why is it called Hangman's Wood then?
yeah but that wasn't a week ago
somewhereelse, at home says...
8:08pm Sat 12 Jul 08
natasha smith, west london says...
5:42pm Sun 13 Jul 08
NOBODY IS A SAINT !!!!
DocD, High Wycombe says...
9:51pm Sun 13 Jul 08
sr, says...
11:17am Mon 14 Jul 08
natasha smith wrote:guessing he supplied you ?
People should have a look at themselves before dissing others,everyones life is different. Paps was a great guy with a big heart, its unfortunate depression mixed him with the wrong crowd. NOBODY IS A SAINT !!!!
ronnie, says...
1:47pm Mon 14 Jul 08
People should have a look at themselves before dissing others,everyones life is different. Paps was a great guy with a big heart, its unfortunate depression mixed him with the wrong crowd.isn't it strange how everyone has a bleedin' hearts story. And its never the fault of the individual but always something else - depression, upbringing, lack of opportunities....
NOBODY IS A SAINT !!!!
natasha smith, west london says...
11:51pm Mon 14 Jul 08
cromwell, High Wycombe says...
2:24am Tue 15 Jul 08
Steve, Totteridge Hill says...
10:09am Tue 15 Jul 08
natasha smith wrote:Addicts are human too help I can't stop laughing! Since when do vermin become human?
Ronnie you should stop and think. One day a tragic event in your life will soon change your view. Addicts are human too, its unfortunate ther'e unable to get out. The police are nothing but cold blooded killers who take advantage off thir job !!!!!!!!!!
sr, says...
10:31am Tue 15 Jul 08
Elmo, High Wycombe says...
11:16am Tue 15 Jul 08
Can I request he is disposed of un-embalmed in a cardboard coffin so he can be of some use once in his life, as compost.
odbyt, High Wycombe says...
4:12pm Tue 15 Jul 08
So I heard.
sr, says...
10:53am Wed 16 Jul 08
odbyt wrote:desrved to die then if thats true. Natasha, he wont be depressed anymore so he can RIP and the rest of us can be happy that another drug dealer bites the dust.
As I understand he was attempting to swallow a wrap of whatever he had on him and in an attempt to stop this the police used force. Maybe excessive force but it was this force that caused an injury to his throat and even maybe his neck. So I heard.
R of Wycombe, High Wycombe says...
4:25pm Tue 22 Jul 08
R of Wycombe wrote:No surprise then. Swallowed his stash and choked to death on it. Now that's what i call justice.
i'm waiting for the post mortem results
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DocD, High Wycombe says...
7:34pm Fri 11 Jul 08