This is a great post on Facebook, although I'd suggest they should have included Dalian Atkinson who a right winger called a 'violent criminal' on this site yesterday:
1989: Through shocking negligence South Yorkshire Police kill 97 football fans at the FA Cup semi-final. The police and right-wing media immediately go into cover-up mode. Police officers systematically rewrite official notes and accounts of the tragedy to shift blame from themselves onto the fans, and right-wing media help to spread the police lies. The Sn played an egregious role in spreading the police lies with the notorious front page that still sees Murdoch's scurrilous rag boycotted in Liverpool to this day. It takes literally decades for the truth to be acknowledged, and nobody from South Yorkshire Police was ever prosecuted over the deaths they caused, nor for their systematic cover-up and lies. Nigel Farage never spoke out about police misconduct in relation to this case; he defended his millionaire backer Arron Banks over his appalling Hillsborough comments; and he even trolled the city of Liverpool by having his photo taken reading the Sn on the Hillsborough anniversary.
2005: Police hunted down and assassinated Jean Charles de Menezes by shooting him in the head point blank seven times on a London Underground carriage. As soon as the police realised that he wasn't the suicide bomber they imagined he was, they immediately went into cover-up mode. The police lied that he'd jumped the barriers at Stockwell station, when he actually calmly used the Oyster system and walked through the barriers; they lied that he was wearing suspiciously heavy clothing; they lied that they shouted "stop police" before wrestling him to the floor and killing him. Right-wing media helped the police disseminate their lies, and Nigel Farage never once spoke out about police misconduct in relation to this case.
2009: During the G20 protests a Metropolitan Police officer caused the death of Ian Tomlinson, a bystander, by attacking him with a baton and violently shoving him to the floor. The police immediately went into cover-up mode, painting themselves as the victims with claims that they "tried to assist a man who had collapsed" while protesters "pelted them with objects". Right-wing media helped spread these police lies. Video footage later revealed the assault on Tomlinson by an officer who had removed his shoulder number and gone on a violent rampage, assaulting various other people before causing the death of Tomlinson. The story of police being pelted with projectiles was also shown to be false. Nigel Farage never spoke out about police misconduct in relation to this case.
2021: A Metropolitan Police officer known to his colleagues by the nickname "the rapist" abducted, sexually abused, and murdered Sarah Everard. The police went into cover-up mode, with several of the murderer's colleagues providing character references for him during the trial, and the Metropolitan Police advising women to attempt to resist arrest by "waving down a bus" if they feel uncomfortable being arrested by a lone male police officer. The Tory Home Secretary Priti Patel ordered the Metropolitan Police to violently smash up a Women's Vigil for Sarah Everard, and Nigel Farage stated that "we must not allow the tragic murder of a young woman turn into attacks on men and attacks on the police".
2026: Henry Nowak's murderer was sentenced to 21 years in jail, and the bodycam footage of the incompetent police response to his stabbing was made public. Nigel Farage chose to stoke up public anger with a so-called "emergency statement" in which he ranted about immigration, and called for "cold hard rage". Later that day far-right riots erupted in Southampton. Farage refused to apologise; refused to acknowledge that he'd defied the express wishes of Nowak's family that their boy's killing should not be used to stoke hatred, tensions, and divisions; then later threatened that "what you saw in Southampton last night is the beginning".
The far-right are now pointing to criticism of Farage's irresponsible rhetoric as if left-wing people don't care about police misconduct, despite the fact that the left have consistently protested against cases of police misconduct, while Farage and his ilk have routinely ignored police misconduct in the past, or even colluded with them, or made excuses for them.
In reality the left have been complaining about police misconduct for decades, while right-wing media and politicians have regularly helped police cover-ups by spreading their lies.