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The family of Sheku Bayoh has condemned Scotland's police and prosecutors after the resignation of Lord Bracadale as chair of the inquiry into his 2015 death in custody. At a press conference, Bayoh's relatives accused the solicitor general, the deputy chief prosecutor, and Police Scotland - backed by the Scottish Police Federation - of forcing out Bracadale over his perceived impartiality and close engagement with the family. Bracadale cited persistent criticisms and an impending judicial review as reasons for stepping down. The Bayoh family's solicitor, Aamer Anwar, said Lord Bracadale stepping down represents a "warning shot" from police to other judges who may be considering taking up the role of the inquiry chair.
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