Maida Vale
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| Banana Tree Maida Vale | |
| Hotels | London Marriott Hotel Maida Vale |
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About Maida Vale
Bianca Williams: 'I'm shocked by Met officer fundraiser'
... Police followed the athletes as they drove to their home in Maida Vale from training with their baby son, then three months old, in the back seat of their Mercedes...
Bianca Williams: Fundraiser for sacked Met officers raises £50K
... Police followed the athletes in July 2020 as they drove to their home in Maida Vale from training with their baby son, then three months old, in the back seat of their Mercedes...
Bianca Williams: Two Met officers guilty of athlete search gross misconduct
... They were handcuffed and searched outside their Maida Vale home while their baby was in the car in July 2020...
Bianca Williams: Stopped athlete was stereotyped by police, panel told
... The couple were stopped outside their home in Maida Vale on 4 July 2020, and had their three-month-old baby with them in their car...
Met PC used low level of force on sprinter, tribunal hears
... The tribunal has heard police followed and stopped the couple as they drove to their Maida Vale home from training, with their baby son, who was then three months old, in the back seat of their Mercedes...
Bianca Williams: Met PC denies race was a factor in athlete pursuit
... Mr dos Santos and Ms Williams were stopped outside their home in Maida Vale, west London, and had their three-month-old baby with them in their car...
Bianca Williams: Met PC thought he smelled cannabis in car
... Sprinter Ricardo Dos Santos and his partner Bianca Williams were handcuffed and searched outside their home in Maida Vale, west London, in July 2020...
Bianca Williams: Sprinter tells hearing she is constantly stopped by police
... Bianca Williams and her partner Ricardo dos Santos had their three-month-old baby in the car when they were pulled over in Maida Vale in July 2020...
Bianca Williams: Met PC denies race was a factor in athlete pursuit
By Liz Jackson and PA MediaBBC News
A Metropolitan Police officer has told a tribunal that race was not a factor when athlete Ricardo dos Santo was stopped by police.
Mr dos Santos, 28, and his partner, sprinter Bianca Williams , 29, say they were racially profiled during the stop and search In July 2020.
Five Met Police officers have denied accusations of Gross Misconduct .
PC Jonathan Clapham told the misconduct hearing he would treat anyone the same " regardless of The Race or ethnicity".
He told the hearing there was no discussion in The Police vehicle of Mr dos Santos being a " young black male" when the decision was made to follow him.
Mr dos Santos and Ms Williams were stopped outside their home in Maida Vale , west London, and had their three-month-old baby with them in their car.
Both were handcuffed and searched on suspicion of having drugs and weapons - Nothing was found and neither of them were arrested.
'Excessive braking'Several video clips were played during the hearing, showing The Police pursuit of Mr dos Santos's Mercedes.
PC Clapham agreed the footage showed the sprinter braked and indicated at almost every junction he turned into, but added: " That is not demonstrative of what his driving was like though. "
The Officer said he saw " rapid acceleration" and " excessive braking" which He Said would indicate that the " driver is nervous when clearly alerted to the fact of a marked police vehicle being behind him".
He Said it was " blatantly obvious" The Vehicle needed stopping, adding it showed " common signs" of someone trying to evade police.
Acting Sgt Rachel Simpson, PC Allan Casey, PC Clapham, PC Michael Bond and PC Sam Franks deny all charges, including allegations they breached police standards over equality and diversity during the stop and search.
The hearing continues.
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