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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
National
Donna Ferguson

Kent police criticised for Top Gun tweet after identifying woman’s body

Nevres Kemal and her daughter Azra
Nevres Kemal and her daughter Azra, who died on 16 July 2020 after falling from a dual carriageway bridge. Photograph: Family Handout

A woman has criticised Kent police for sharing a tweet congratulating themselves for quickly identifying her daughter’s dead body, above a gif showing characters from the film Top Gun.

In the tweet, posted on the day Azra Kemal, 24, died after falling from a dual carriageway bridge, police praised themselves for identifying a deceased person “within about 90 minutes” of arriving at the scene, above a gif showing the film characters Maverick and Goose high-fiving.

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