Journalist and commentator Carole Malone has claimed it is "too damn late" for police to be granted anonymity in shooting cases, following Home Secretary Yvette Cooper's recent announcement.

The move comes in the wake of the high-profile Chris Kaba case, where Metropolitan Police Officer Martyn Blake was cleared of murder.

Cooper revealed in the commons yesterday that firearms officers facing criminal charges after shootings will now have anonymity until conviction{ai:summary}<p>Journalist Carole Malone argues that it is "too damn late" for police to receive anonymity in shooting incidents. This statement follows Home Secretary Yvette Cooper's announcement related to the controversial Chris Kaba case, where an officer was acquitted of murder.</p><p>#politics</p>

Carole Malone fumes at Yvette Cooper for her response to Martyn Blake verdict - 'too late!'

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