Family and friends of a 27-year-old poet who went missing at a festival where he was due to perform have criticised the police’s handling of the search. Gboyega
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i know article is paid subscription but it does highlight that his family and friends are not happy with the police. They werent allowed to search and Gboyega family were not consulted before the police announcement.
I had a feeling that there would be criticism of the police at some point. Without being able to read the article, and without knowing the detail behind what actually happened to Gboyega, it is difficult to know how much of the criticism is justified.
An article in the NME (New Musical Express) quotes the police as saying that they "continue to ask that no one attempts to conduct their own search for him due to the risks posed by the nature of the terrain". On that particular aspect, at least, the police seem to be in a no-win situation.
The police said they had found a man’s body after a search for Gboyega Odubanjo, 27, who was last seen on Saturday at a music festival in England where he was set to perform.
Mr Odubanjo was last seen at the Shambala music festival in Northamptonshire at around 4am on August 26, having been invited to read poetry at the event.
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