belly mujinga! say her name! fired up by the reaction, she helped organise a rally in london. lly‘s family led the whole march with a banner, "justice for belly" with her picture. belly‘s death was now attracting so much attention that injune, the british transport police announced it had asked the crown prosecution service to review its investigation. i've also been looking at belly‘s time at victoria station. she loved herjob, but i've discovered she wasn't always happy at work. eight weeks before she died, she'd raised a grievance against gtr, claiming discrimination and victimisation. in september 2019, belly had been suspended from work for six weeks after leaving ticket office takings on a supervisor's desk, rather than handing them to the cashier. so belly mujinga held a very responsible role with cash handling, and our policies had at that time stated that people should be suspended if there was an incident. where there is a suspension, we try to deal with that with the investigation as soon as possible and staff are always suspended on full pay. that was resolved and t

belly mujinga!nga's friend and colleague was with her chanting: say her name! then he come further — closer, then what we said to him: "please, behave yourself, go back, go back, go back, please. go back." he didn't. then he came forward and coughed on us. it was...coughing like an old man had no teeth. and he said to us, "you know, i have the virus." we were scared. i was shocked. she claims she told managers at the station that she and belly had been assaulted by a male customer and she asked for the police to be called, but says she didn't tell them he said "i have the virus". govia thameslink railway say a coughing incident was logged on march 21, but neither belly nor any of her colleagues present at the time made any complaint of deliberate coughing or spitting, or asked for the police to be called. well, british transport police have launched an investigation following the death of a railway ticket officer, who died of coronavirus. .. seven weeks after the incident, the police opened an inves

belly mujinga's death sparked protests, after reports the transport worker had been spat at by a customermistake here with, er, their interpretation of that evidence. we're really no better than tossing a coin. belly‘s employer says it did all it could to protect her.

belly mujinga's death sparked protests, after reports the transport worker had been spat at by a customerbe sure? i think the police have made a mistake here with, er, their interpretation of that evidence. we're really no better than tossing a coin. belly‘s employer says it did all it could to protect her. but could it have done more? she had a very severe form of sarcoidosis

belly mujinga was my friend and colleague was with her when the incident happened.d coughed on us. it was... coughing like an old man had no teeth. and he said to us, you know, i have the virus. god, iwas scared. i was shocked. know, i have the virus. god, iwas scared. iwas shocked. she know, i have the virus. god, iwas scared. i was shocked. she claims she told managers at this stage in that she and belly mujinga had been assaulted by a customer and she asked the police to be cold, but she said she didn't tell them he had the virus. incidence logs say a coughing incidence was logged, but colleagues didn't makea incidence was logged, but colleagues didn't make a complaint of coughing or spitting or ask for the police to be called. british transport police have launched an investigation following the death of a railway ticket officer data coronavirus... seven weeks after the incident, the police opened an investigation after being contacted by the media. they concluded there was insufficient evidence to charge anyone with a crime. and they said they were confident th