Borough Commander Joe Royle calls for witnesses to come forward
Jody Dobrowski, 24, was the victim of a disgusting attack on Saturday,
15 October 2005 on Clapham
Common. Jody�s murderers are still at large and we need your help
to find them.
It appears Jody was killed for being gay. The Metropolitan Police
is doing everything it can to bring those responsible to justice.
The police are part of your community, staffed by men and women from
a range of backgrounds. For our community to work, it has to communicate
and be able to trust.
To help us find Jody�s murderers we want to know what you saw or heard,
not what you do in your private life. You will not be judged and any
information you give will be treated in the strictest confidence.
Crimestoppers is not part of the police service. It is a charity that
serves the police, media and the public. Their existence depends on
the guarantee of caller anonymity. All you have to do is pick up the
phone and call. Your number won�t be traced; your name not asked for.
We need to work together to identify the people that killed Jody and
expose and deal with other incidents of hate crime that people are
too scared to tell anyone about. If you, or someone you know, has
information to help our community, please tell us.
Working together with Galop � an organisations that combats hate crime
� we are launching a lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGTB)
network on the Tuesday, 25 October, 2005 at Battersea Arts Centre.
Gay police officers and LGTB representatives will be there to talk
and listen.
Thank you
Joe Royle
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