Hillsborough families say 'we'll never get justice' as police escape punishment despite report's findings – as it happened

"Justice delayed is justice denied." 🕰️😔 It's really sad to hear that despite finding gross misconduct cases against 12 police officers, none will face disciplinary proceedings. I mean, can you believe it? They're mostly seniors, retired or dead now, but still... what's the point of even investigating if there's no consequence? It's like they think their time is up just because they've hung up their badge. 🤦‍♂️ "The truth will out" might not be true in this case... 😔
 
The fact that 12 police officers can be considered guilty but won't get punished is really disheartening 🤕. It just shows how justice system fails when people are already old or passed away 👴. The whole thing feels like a waste of time and resources, you know? I mean, what's the point if they're not going to face any consequences? It's not fair to the families of the victims who have been waiting for answers for so long 🤯. And to be honest, it makes me think that maybe some people are just above the law 💼. The investigation was led by someone named Kathie Cashell and she called it a "source of national shame", but I'm not sure what's going to change now 💔. It's like, yeah we acknowledge that something went wrong, but we're not doing anything about it 😔.
 
OMG, you won't believe this 🤯. So there's these 12 senior cops who were involved in some major misconduct back in '89 and it's only just been revealed how bad they were 👮‍♂️. I mean, we all know about the Hillsborough disaster and how it went down, but it seems like these officers had a hand in covering up or even making things worse 🤔.

The investigation from the IOPC is super thorough and it's clear that there's some serious wrongdoing here 😬. The fact that none of them will be facing disciplinary action though is just ridiculous 🙄. I mean, they've all retired or died off but you'd think someone would've been held accountable by now 💔.

It's like the system failed these people and it's a real source of national shame 👎. You can't just let people get away with gross misconduct without consequences 🚫. It's time for some change and I hope this investigation leads to more transparency and accountability 🔍.
 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around this one... I mean, 12 police officers with a case to answer for gross misconduct in relation to Hillsborough? That's wild. And you're telling me none of them are going to face disciplinary proceedings because they've either retired or passed away? It just doesn't add up, you know?

I'm not sure what's more concerning here - the fact that it took an investigation like this to even uncover the misconduct in the first place, or that we're still dealing with the fallout all these years later. IOPC Deputy Director General Kathie Cashell called it a "source of national shame" and honestly, I can see why. The Hillsborough disaster was a devastating tragedy that claimed 96 lives, and for justice to be served like this... well, it's just not right.

It's a bit disheartening to think that those responsible may have escaped accountability because they've retired or passed on. I'm still hoping we'll get some truth and justice revealed soon enough 🤯
 
Man, this is such a bummer 😔. I mean, you'd think that even after all these years, justice would have been served for the people who lost their loved ones at Hillsborough. It's like, what's the point of an investigation if no one's gonna face consequences? 🤷‍♂️ And to hear it was led by someone trying to downplay the severity of it, I'm not buying it 😒.

I think it's crazy that all these retired cops just happened to be in a position where they could retire or pass away before being held accountable. It feels like some people are getting off scot-free because of connections or privilege. Not fair at all 👎. The fact that the IOPC is describing this as "a source of national shame" shows how much more it needs to be looked into.

I wish there was a way to bring justice for those who were wronged, even if it's just symbolic 💔. Maybe now with the investigation being out in the open, maybe we can start pushing for real change 🔥.
 
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