A former police officer has hit out at the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for prosecuting a police sergeant who was "doing his duty" when he shot Chris Kaba.

Harry Miller, founder of FairCop, expressed concern about the impact on the police sergeant, arguing that the CPS chose to "go after" the officer.

The judge has ruled details of Kaba’s criminal past can be reported after the police officer who shot him was cleared of murder{ai:summary}<p>A former police officer criticized the Crown Prosecution Service for prosecuting a police sergeant involved in the shooting of Chris Kaba, claiming the officer was performing his duty. Harry Miller, of FairCop, raised concerns about the implications for the sergeant. </p><p>#crime</p>

'He's a police sergeant doing his duty' Ex-cop hits out as CPS for 'going after' marksman who shot Chris Kaba

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