article_snippet: Francis Tyrrell said Francis Tyrrell was left 'flabbergasted' after being 'spoken to like criminals' when Francis Tyrrell and Francis Tyrrell family went to identify Francis Tyrrell son Kevin in the wake of the April 1989 tragedy.
article_snippet: son Kevin added: 'our were just flabbergasted the way they were talking to our ... like criminals.'
article_snippet: When Francis Tyrrell asked why Francis Tyrrell had not been told this before having to go through the 'unecessary process', an officer allegedly replied: 'We hadn't time to tell people, We've been too busy'.
article_snippet: Francis Tyrrell told the hearing how Francis Tyrrell had been left 'flabbergasted' after being 'spoken to like criminals'.
article_snippet: Francis Tyrrell said: 'I said to my brother "we are getting out of here because they are trying to set we up here". '
article_snippet: Francis Tyrrell also told how a man queuing to identify a family member in front of Francis Tyrrell asked officers how long it would take, as Francis Tyrrell had been waiting three hours.
article_snippet: According to Francis Tyrrell, the policeman replied: 'I don't know what you are moaning about three hours, I have been here all day.'
article_snippet: Francis Tyrrell wrote a letter of complaint to South Yorkshire Police in February 1990 through Francis Tyrrell solicitors about the arrangements at the gymnasium.
article_snippet: The hearing heard how Francis Tyrrell received an apology in which South Yorkshire Police acknowledged South Yorkshire Police had failed to reach the standard 'manifestly required by the circumstances'.
highlights_snippet: Francis Tyrrell said Francis Tyrrell was 'spoken to like a criminal' at the football ground .
  
highlights_snippet: Inquest into the 96 deaths heard how police later apologised to Francis Tyrrell .