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Stephen Lawrence police corrup
An inquiry into claims of police corruption in the first investigation into the murder of Stephen Lawrence should be complete by the summer, a watchdog said today.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) has interviewed former detective turned whistleblower Neil Putnam several times about allegations made in a BBC documentary, a spokeswoman said.
But the organisation has not yet made a final decision on whether it will seek to interview the man alleged by the programme to have acted corruptly in the original 1993 investigation.
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The Press Association
06 October 2007
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Police punishments backed by f
The family of a man killed after police failed to investigate a campaign of violence against him backed the decision to order two officers to resign.
Peter Woodhams was shot dead on his east London doorstep last August after suffering seven months of violence and bullying. Two detectives, a Pc and a sergeant, were required to resign on Friday for failing to properly investigate a vicious knife attack on the 22-year-old that left him terribly scarred.
Mr Woodhams' fiancee, Jane Bowden, said: "I wanted them to be fired and I am pleased they have been. This is something for us to cling to, but Peter hasn't got his life back," she told the Daily Mail.
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