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Police 'Top Gun' Tweet
In a tweet, posted on the day Azra Kemal died, crime scene investigators congratulated themselves on the speed of their work by using a GIF from the film Top Gun where characters Maverick and Goose high-five.
“Police tweet using Top Gun GIF to celebrate forensics on my dead daughter was horrendous, says mother.
In one tweet crime scene investigators congratulate themselves on the speed of their work by using a high-five gif from the film Top Gun. Another tweet celebrates police drone work with the hashtag “crackingbitofkit”.”
A woman has criticised Kent police for sharing a tweet congratulating themselves for quickly identifying her daughter’s dead body, above a gif showing characters from the film Top Gun.
In the tweet, posted on the day Azra Kemal, 24, died after falling from a dual carriageway bridge, police praised themselves for identifying a deceased person “within about 90 minutes” of arriving at the scene, above a gif showing the film characters Maverick and Goose high-fiving.
Nevres told Sky News: “That tweet was just horrendous. I could not believe that professional police officers would high-five themselves and pat themselves on the back, on the back of my daughter’s demise.
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After the tragedy, Kent Police CSI congratulated themselves for identifying Azra “within about 90 minutes of being at [the] scene” in a tweet along with a GIF from the movie Top Gun where characters Maverick and Goose high-five. The GIF also reads “Teamwork”.
A grieving mother has blasted police for congratulating themselves on Twitter with a Top Gun GIF for finding her daughter’s body.
Azra Kemal was 24 when she died in July 2020 after falling from a motorway bridge in Kent as she fled her burning car.
