Police chief 'sorry' over death
The family of Mr Menezes blamed police incompetence for his death
Met Police chief Sir Ian Blair has apologised to the family of the Brazilian man shot dead by police in south London on Friday.
He said the death of Jean Charles de Menezes was a "tragedy", but admitted more people could be shot as police hunt suspected suicide bombers .
The 27-year-old electrician's family condemned the shooting and said there was no reason to suspect him.
Brazil's foreign minister said his country was "shocked" by the shooting.
Scotland Yard confirmed on Saturday that Mr Menezes, who lived in Brixton, south London, was completely unconnected to Thursday's attempted bombings on three Tube trains and a bus.
Two men have been arrested and are still being questioned.
......He acknowledged that "somebody else could be shot" as the hunt continued, but added "everything is done to make it right".
But he said the "shoot to kill" policy for dealing with suspected suicide bombers would remain in force.
"There is no point in shooting at someone's chest because that is where the bomb is likely to be," he said.
"There is no point in shooting anywhere else if they fall down and detonate it."
het meeste trof mij de opmerking : ...more people could be shot as police hunt suspected suicide bombers.
Dit zou dus betekenen dat je als niet-terrorist, je je moet bewapenen , en gelijk schieten op iedereen waarvan je vermoedt dat het wel eens een undercover-agent zou kunnen zijn .
Pieps