Dog Walker, 80, attacked badly

The police could stop a deadly attack on an elderly man due to a shift pattern and a bank holiday, his daughter said.

80-year-old Bhim Kohli was punched and kicked by a 14-year-old boy, while a 12-year-old girl filmed the attack in September-two weeks later when he abused another Asian man racially and attacked by two other boys nearby.

Now a report was given to Susan Kohli – showing that the police knew that after identifying the pair involved in the last attack days, but did not arrest him until his father’s death.

The Lecesterreshair police said it had identified “organizational learning” to log anti -social behavior.

Warning: This article has racial-invasive language

Ms. Kohli believes that her father “will still be here”, the police soon starred on the previous attack, which took place on 17 August 2024 near Franklin Park in Braunstone Town, Lecesteringire – about two weeks before the death of Mr. Kohli after the attack in the same park.

He has questioned the delay between identifying criminals and arresting his father three days after his murder.

Ms. Kohli has called for a police watchdog for police conduct (IOPC) to review the investigation again.

He said: “You [the police] Sitting on it for more than two weeks and did nothing – it could send a message around the property.

“When you either have a police appearance or you take action or have firm words with children who are from the property, from the same school, the word is all around.

“The word must have been around to say, ‘You know what? We may need to be cautious about being around this area’.

On 1 September, Mr. Kohli was walking at his dog Rocky.

He died on the day when he was under “Seven and a half minutes of continuous aggression”, for which the boy and girl, who are now at the age of 15 and 13 respectively, Both were convicted of murder,

Was boy Seven years sentence in custodyWhile the girl was given a three -year -old youth rehabilitation order and was subjected to a six -month curfew.

Meanwhile, hunting Attack of 17 August 2024 Two white boys aged 12 and 13 were targeted, who threw a large rock from Mr. Kohli’s house at a distance of yards.

The pair – who were not involved in Mr. Kohli’s death – spit on the man, repeatedly throwing stones at him, taunted him and shouted him to “go back to his village”.

Near the end of the footage filmed by Ms. Kohli, one of the boys can be heard using a four-letter racial solution and is telling the man that his father is a “curry Munkar”.

Ms. Kohli, her father and others interfered with the unprotected attack on the man – who wanted to be anonymous – after boys raising a large log from the park.

The police was called and Mr. Kohli told the officials that he had seen the attack.

Boys were arrested on 5 September three days after Mr. Kohli’s death.

He used to accuse him of racially or religiously increased general attacks in the Youth Court in Lester in December, which he accepted.

They were dealt with outside the court through a refrigerated youth precaution after a referral for an out-of-court settlement-where possible, a process aimed at removing young people from criminal justice system.

During the test of Mr. Kohli’s killers, court An opportunity before his death was told about “one or two weeks” When the guilty girl was present, the other children threw an apple at her.

The jury was also shown a video, which he filmed on the phone of another Asian person, which had a water balloon and was being abused racially.

And the BBC was earlier told that it was informed the police that in July last year, Mr. Kohli threw it at him, was spit on him and was rapidly abused by a group of children when he said that he asked his neighbor’s garage to get off the roof.

After the death of Mr. Kohli, the Leestershire police conducted an inquiry – IOPC reviewed – in the case and the previous contact with Mr. Kohli, who did not identify any “misconduct or missed opportunities that could stop his death”.

A report giving details of the investigation viewed by the BBC shows that another eight reports of similar incidents between June and August last year reveals that the police have been given to the police since the death of Mr. Kohli.

It also shows that a PCSO identified the boys involved in the attack on August 17, 2024, four days after being in footage on the police system.

He was arrested on 5 September.

In an email, Ms. Kohli was told that in the attack on 17 August 2024, the officer -in -charge of the investigation had in rest days, early and night shift – and a bank holiday weekend – so “policing would have been demanding more demand”.

This suggests that the matter was “not so serious” for others to deal with it in the absence of officials.

Force told Ms. Kohli that it is believed that the decisions made were “suitable”.

He said: “How is there a reaction to not go out … to keep words with these boys or arrest them?”

Ms. Kohli said that it was only when she was reported, which was not made public, that she was made aware of the delay and further information was sought from the police.

He said: “I am disappointed not only with the Lecesterreshare Police, but I am also disappointed with IOPC.

“It worries me that IOPC did not ask for that information.”

The report concluded any action, or the lack of action by the police, did not cause or contribute the death of Mr. Kohli.

Ms. Kohli disagrees.

“It comes down to delay … to take necessary action,” he said.

“I think my father will still be here. There is a possibility that my father will still stay here and that is anger at me.

“Your report is constantly saying that there was nothing that the Lecesterreshire police could do. There is a lot that they could do, but they did not choose unfortunately.

“Leesestershire police need to keep some accountability.”

CH Supt Jonathan Starbak of Leesestershire Police said that the force recognized the concerns raised by Ms. Kohli about anti -social behavior in the Franklin Park area during the summer of 2024.

He said: “We continue to monitor the area of Franklin Park and are associated with the community through a local survey, drop-in centers, connect with local schools, youth work and active policing patrols.”

A spokesman for IOPC said that he had investigated the report of the Lessestershire police in the investigation.

He said: “We agreed to his discovery that police officers had investigated informed cases and there was nothing to indicate any officer or police personnel that you commit a criminal crime or behave as per the way disciplinary action is right.

“And we agreed with the learning identified by force in relation to accurate recording of anti -social behavior and tagging events, thus ensuring that events could be properly dealt with and to support the long -term management and preventive of ASB.”

The punishment given to the boy, who was convicted of the murder of Mr. Kohli, To be reviewed,

The Attorney General’s office has referred to the case under the uncontrolled sentence scheme.

The court of the boy has increased in the court of appeal on Wednesday.