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Innocent Man Wins £5,000 After Wrongful Arrest on London Bus

Innocent Man Wins £5,000 After Wrongful Arrest on London Bus
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  • Brent Naylor falsely arrested in London for bus indecency.
  • Police CCTV misidentified Naylor, leading to wrongful arrest.
  • Arrest caused Naylor to be evicted and assaulted despite innocence.
  • Naylor received £5,000 settlement; police admitted no fault.
  • Naylor stigmatized locally; fears remain for his safety.
  • Police criticized for poor investigation in Naylor's case.
  • Real suspect from May 2021 incident remains uncaught.
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