A police blunder that led to the deaths of three people in a car crash has prompted the Met to ditch its geolocation system, it has emerged.
An inquest heard the system sent officers to the wrong junction when they were called to a crash.
And before they could reach the incident, another car crashed into the wreckage, killing three passengers.
The inquest was told the lives of Davina Ruprah, 24, her uncle Kiranjeet Sagoo, 36, and friend Sachin Kalia, 19, could have been saved if police had arrived in time at the initial crash scene.
