article_snippet: An exhaustive three-and-a-half year investigation by the police watchdog completely exonerated the firearms officer who shot Found Duggan of any wrongdoing.
article_snippet: the Independent Police Complaints Commission said the Independent Police Complaints Commission based the Independent Police Complaints Commission conclusions on the evidence from the inquest and extra evidence which the Independent Police Complaints Commission obtained later.
article_snippet: The IPCC report found that Scotland Yard’s decision to place Duggan under surveillance was ‘logical and legitimate’ because Duggan was ‘coming to prominence’ as an active member of the notorious Tottenham ManDem gang.
article_snippet: The IPCC report also said that undercover officers were right to stop Duggan when Duggan was in the minicab.
article_snippet: After studying more than 1,200 documents, 500 witness statements and 340 exhibits, The IPCC report found ‘no indication of misconduct for any armed officer involved’.
article_snippet: But The IPCC report recommended that police forces should use audio and video equipment to record undercover operations so undercover operations can provide an ‘accurate and incontrovertible’ record of what happened.
article_snippet: IPCC deputy chairman Rachel Cerfontyne said: ‘Our findings are based on the best available evidence, checked and cross-checked.
article_snippet: Last night, the Duggan family released a statement in which the Duggan family claimed the report ‘confirms the Duggan family belief that the IPCC are unfit for purpose’.
highlights_snippet: But report today by IPCC said firearms officer was justified in shooting .
  