![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/my-daughter-fell-40ft-to-her-death-then-cops-sent-sick-tweet-congratulating-themselves/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_Azra-Kemal.jpg&description=Nevres Kemal has hit out at Kent Police for using a Top Gun gif on Twitter following the death of her daughter Azra, who tragically fell to her death following a car fire in 2020 A mum has hit out at police for using a Top Gun gif to congratulate the officers who identified her daughter after she fell 40ft to her death. Azra Kemal died in July 2020 after falling from the Medway Viaduct on the A21 while she was looking for help after her car broke down and caught fire. She had called her mum Nevres Kemal just minutes before the incident to tell her she was on her way home from a night with friends, reports Kent Live. Paramedics had tried to save Azra, with her last words believed to have been "please, don't let me die", but she passed away from her injuries. After the tragedy, Kent Police CSI congratulated themselves for identifying Azra "within about 90 minutes of being at [the] scene" in a tweet along with a GIF from the movie Top Gun where characters Maverick and Goose high-five. The GIF also reads "Teamwork". Her mum said the tweet was "horrendous", as she told Sky News: "I could not believe that professional police officers would high-five themselves and pat themselves on the back, on the back of my daughter's demise. It's more than insensitive. It's unacceptable. What is the mindset of people investigating crimes on our behalf?" A second tweet was shared praising the police drone work with the hashtag "crackingbitofkit". Reports revealed Azra had fallen through a 10ft void between two carriageways after she had climbed over the barriers in the dark while thinking there was a central reservation in between. The family think the investigation was wrapped up too quickly. Sky News reports the initial suspect, the man Azra was travelling with, was released with no further action and the investigation closed before the end of its first day. Kate Ellis, from the Centre for Women's Justice, who is supporting the family, said: "It strikes me that a murder investigation){kind=link}
Nevres Kemal has hit out at Kent Police for using a Top Gun gif on Twitter following the death of her daughter Azra, who tragically fell to her death following a car fire in 2020
A mum has hit out at police for using a Top Gun gif to congratulate the officers who identified her daughter after she fell 40ft to her death.
Azra Kemal died in July 2020 after falling from the Medway Viaduct on the A21 while she was looking for help after her car broke down and caught fire.
She had called her mum Nevres Kemal just minutes before the incident to tell her she was on her way home from a night with friends, reports Kent Live.
Paramedics had tried to save Azra, with her last words believed to have been “please, don’t let me die”, but she passed away from her injuries.