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Memorial unveiled for murdered Police Sgt Matiu Ratana

A Police Memorial stone has been unveiled in memory of murdered Metropolitan Police Sgt Matiu Ratana.

His partner Su, his son Luke - a police officer in Australia - and many other dignitaries attended the unveiling in Croydon.

A Haka was performed during the service in memory of the much loved New Zealand born officer who was murdered on this day in 2020.

Sgt Ratana's partner Su Bushby praised his charm and sense of humour and said: “Matt exemplified strength, dedication and leadership” in his policing role.

“He died doing the job he loved so much," she told the service.

Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said Sgt Ratana "had a tremendous gift for engaging with people.

“He left a legacy in so many ways."

The memorial is there to “remember him, his character and his sacrifice."

Members of the British Police Symphony orchestra played and a Māori choir performed songs.

Police Minister Dame Diana Johnson MP attended on behalf of the Government - she described Sgt Ratana as “respected, compassionate and dedicated”.

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The Metropolitan Police Federation is the staff association to which every constable, sergeant, inspector and chief inspector in the Metropolitan Police Service belongs – a total of more than 30,000 officers.

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