With every breath CK took, he was a danger to other people whether that was women, youngsters recruited for county lines, rival gang members or innocent people who could get caught up in the cross fire of one of his shootings or are victim of mistaken identity when going about their business.
This is the perfect definition of karma. What goes around, comes around.
It's a disgrace that the officer involved was named publicly when CK's gangland history was kept under wraps to allow an unbiased trial. The officer has been thrown under a bus and is now at risk of retribution from the scumbag associates of CK, it's sickening.
Of course it's sad that a mum has lost her son as the love she has is unconditional, but she has to accept that they bear some of the weight of responsibility for his life taking the turn that it did when he took to a life of crime as a child.
As a mum who lives in an area where a gang operate and whose son was a robbery victim by said gang, whose life was threatened by one of them who while being handcuffed and on police body cam, told my son that next time he saw him he was going to stab him straight in the chest, I have absolutely no sympathy when these lowlifes get what's coming for them, which is usually at the hands of a rival gang member rather than a police officer.
I hope the officer is offered the highest level of protection from these shits who only see extreme violence as the answer.
London and the surrounding counties are a safer place because of his actions.