London (UK), 25 May 2021: Police forensics examine the house on Copeland Road in Peckham where (or near where) civil Rights activist Sasha Johnson was

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London (UK), 25 May 2021: Police forensics examine the house on Copeland Road in Peckham where (or near where) civil Rights activist Sasha Johnson was shot in the early hours of 24 May.

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