Joanna Michael's mother wants 'justice' over her murder
The mother of a woman brutally murdered after a 999 delay has said she will take her case to the House of Commons to get "justice" for her daughter.
Joanna Michael, 25, from St Mellons, Cardiff, rang 999 twice before Cyron Williams stabbed her to death in 2009.
The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) ruled she was failed by South Wales and Gwent police.
Ms Michael's mother Angela wants a change to the law which protects police forces from negligence claims.
17 Feb 2015
- From the section Wales