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Ref NoMS 2192/B/C/2/9
TitleNo Title
LevelItem
Date1970-1980
Description"Linves holding two children at a protest against police harassment to Rastas. The policeman is Inspector David Webb. Linves said to the police, 'How long must our seeds suffer at the hands of police brutality?' Inspector Webb was the first police in Britain to introduce community policing."

A white policeman standing on the left, a black man carrying two very small girls, standing on the right. The black man looking at the policeman, the policeman looking away. Buildings in the background.
FormatGelatin-silver print
Access StatusOpen
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