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… The police complaints watchdog concluded the evidence “did not suggest that an officer may have acted in a way that justified disciplinary proceedings or committed a criminal offence, however, our investigation highlighted several areas of learning for [the] force and the officers involved in the incident”.

It also found “no evidence to suggest the complainant’s ethnicity was a factor in the decision to use force against him”.

Mombeyarara, 35, works at the Royal Manchester infirmary. His partner and his son’s mother, Beatrice Lovane, died after a fatal reaction to painkillers in August 2016. Her death received national media coverage after a coroner found paramedics failed to provide her with the most basic care and accused her of faking her illness.