London Crime Briefing
Significant incidents, hearings, outcomes and public-data changes across the capital.
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Redbridge Council has paid £20,000 to a severely disabled man after he was housed in accommodation that was not wheelchair accessible. The man, identified as CPH, was forced to drag himself to the toilet due to the lack of adapted facilities.
Hackney's Green administration faces scrutiny over its pledge to divest the council's pension fund from companies allegedly supporting genocide. Council officers have raised concerns that political priorities may override legal duties, while a former councillor demands clarity on specific divestments.
A London mother-of-three has described a nine-year "living nightmare" after her husband, Rami Naimi, was allegedly abducted in Dubai in 2017 and subsequently tortured in Saudi Arabia. Mira Lozi is now campaigning for his return.

An unidentified man died in the wheel well of a plane arriving at Gatwick Airport from Tangiers, Morocco. An inquest determined his death was caused by cardiac arrest due to hypoxia and hypothermia from the extreme conditions.
Hackney Council mayor Zoë Garbett has written to Haifa’s mayor to end their twinning relationship, citing human rights concerns. The original 7 October deadline was extended after criticism, while the council reviews all twinning links for alignment with its values.
Significant incidents, hearings, outcomes and public-data changes across the capital.