In the wake of the Chris Kaba shooting, what happens next really matters

1st November 2024Graham Goulden, Active Bystander Trainer

Following the recent acquittal of a Metropolitan Police firearms officer charged with the murder of Chris Kaba, former Scottish police officer Graham Goulden, now an active bystander trainer, believes it’s now the time for policing to work closely with other agencies to focus more effectively on violence prevention, in an effort to reduce crime in communities and ensure fewer offers have to make such life-or-death decisions.

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In the wake of the Chris Kaba shooting, what happens next really matters

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