article_snippet: A top policeman told A top policeman officers to A top policemango away and gather evidence’ so his officers could blame drunken fans for the Hillsborough disaster, a court has heard.
article_snippet: the fans'
  Clive Davis said Chief Superintendent Terry Wain, who lead the briefing at the headquarters of South Yorkshire police, told his officers:
article_snippet: ‘Chief Superintendent Terry Wain, who lead the briefing at the headquarters of South Yorkshire police are going to put the blame for this disaster where it belongs: on the drunken, ticketless Liverpool fans.
article_snippet: Chief Constable Peter Wright said there was no doubt Chief Superintendent Wain, whose briefing Chief Constable Peter Wright described as the start of the police ‘fight-back
article_snippet: Mr Davis said Chief Inspector Norman Bettison, who was Mr Davis superior, told Mr Davis the disaster was ‘the biggest thing to happen in South Yorkshire Police’ and the disaster would benefit Chief Inspector Norman Bettison, who was his superior
article_snippet: said the disaster was ‘the biggest thing to happen in South Yorkshire Police’
highlights_snippet: Former officer tells inquest police chief said they were to 'blame
highlights_snippet: the fans'
  Clive Davis says officers were told this by Chief Superintendent Terry Wain .
  