Crowds gathered at Stoke Newington Police Station in north-east London on Friday afternoon.
They also held up signs reading “no to racist police, justice for Child Q” and “we say no to police in schools”, as well as Black Lives Matter banners.A protester from Catcalls of London, an Instagram-based awareness group, wrote messages in multi-coloured chalk on the pavement, with one reading: “Dearest Child Q, the systems designed to protect you failed you.“We see you. We stand here for you. We are with you.
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