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Lee Lawrence, whose mother was shot and paralyzed by police in 1985, recounts a recent distressing police stop involving his son, reigniting his family's generational struggle against racial injustice. He discusses his work through the Cherry Groce Foundation, his books exposing systemic racism in policing, and his unwavering fight for accountability and reform.
Lee Lawrence's son was recently stopped by undercover police, an event that profoundly resonated with Lawrence's own trauma from his mother, Cherry Groce, being shot and paralyzed by police in 1985. This incident underscores his ongoing work through the Cherry Groce Foundation, where he campaigns against racial bias and for restorative justice, driven by a deep-seated history of injustice faced by the Black community in Britain.
A landmark press conference reveals a panel of international experts disputing the convictions of Lucy Letby, Britain's worst child serial killer, raising serious questions about the safety of her convictions and the integrity of the prosecution's case.
A panel of international experts challenges the conviction of Lucy Letby, raising serious concerns about the medical evidence used in her trial and the potential for a miscarriage of justice.
