Investigation into the death of Nadheem Abdullah
Evidence, documents and transcripts from oral hearings published as part of the Investigation into the death of Nadheem Abdullah.
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The Inspector’s report into the death of Mr Abdullah concluded that he died from a blow or blows to the left side of his head inflicted by one or more British soldiers on 11 May 2003.
The soldiers had stopped the vehicle he was travelling in after it had failed to stop at a vehicle checkpoint. The Inspector found that the soldiers were acting under instructions to carry out a stop and search, but that more violence than necessary was used to complete the stages of the stop and search.
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