Manchester's police and crime commissioner calls for an urgent "root and branch reform" of how alleged victims and witnesses are treated after a woman fell to her death from a Rochdale car park days after a man accused of raping her was acquitted.
The family of a woman who died after falling from a car park roof in Rochdale have paid tribute to her saying they were "so proud" that she gave evidence in court.
Tracy Shelvey had "distressed" after a defendant in a rape trial in which she was the complainant was acquitted.
Tracy Shelvey fell to her death from the roof of a car park after a defendant in a rape trial in which she was the complainant was acquitted.
“Tracy was a kind and caring person and comes from a loving family who she kept in regular contact with," the family statement read.
“She had a warm heart and was a loyal friend and will be deeply missed by all.
“We are so proud of Tracy for standing up in court on the two trials.
“She was a strong person with a lot of pride. We also want to thank Tracy’s friends for their support at this time.”
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