http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGBX9K82QCE.htmlBritish Police Watchdog Promises Report by End of Year on Killing of Brazilian
LONDON (AP) - Britain's police watchdog agency promised Tuesday to deliver a report by the end of the year on the slaying of a Brazilian man apparently mistaken for a terrorist suspect on the subway system.
The pledge came after Brazil's deputy attorney general, Wagner Goncalves, and senior Brazilian Justice Ministry official Marcio Pereira Pinto Garcia, arrived in London Monday to determine how and why officers killed the 27-year-old electrician.
Commenting on the time it would take to deliver the report, Richard Latham, an attorney representing the Independent Police Complaints Commission, or IPCC, said: "No one would expect an investigation like this to be hurried."
Criminal or disciplinary proceedings against the officers involved was a possibility, Latham told a brief hearing at a coroner's inquest. The inquest into the July 22 killing of Jean Charles de Menezes, who was shot seven times in the head by police officers, was adjourned until Feb. 23.