Police shot man in Milton Keynes after he killed neighbour, inquest hears
A man holding a toddler hostage after beating his neighbour to death was shot dead by police when attempts to Taser him failed, an inquest heard.
Mr Igweami a Nigerian-born footballer was shot four times and died. The boy was hospitalised but survived. The jury was told the child's mother called for help after she managed to escape the flat with a younger child.
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