Summary
Chief Superintendent Andy Hough pitched it a bit strong when he claimed that Derby "lost its humanity for a couple of hours" over the suicide of Shaun Dykes.
The city as a whole was certainly not culpable of that.See the full content of this document
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Crowd and Website Lessons to Learn
Indeed, the response of the general public in the days that followed the 17-year-old's tra...
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