Why Met Police officer who shot Chris Kaba is unlikely to face further action

The Met Police officer involved in the fatal shooting of Chris Kaba in South London is unlikely to face misconduct proceedings because of recent government regulations that make it hard to hold officers accountable in such cases. The new rules aim to protect police from excessive litigation, but critics argue they undermine public trust and accountability. This decision comes amidst ongoing public outcry over the incident, highlighting the broader debate about police accountability and the justice system's handling of police shootings.