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The Guardian has a pretty good article out about the differences in policing that may have helped the Mark Duggan riots simmer down faster than the Ferguson riots. Although, they do note that even though the two cases are incredibly similar, they might have slightly different underlying themes...

The husband was strangled by police, and the wife caught it on film. Around two days later, the police arrested her for allegedly assaulting another woman. This happened in NY, with the NYPD. Not sure if I am allowed to post links to the article, but a quick google search of Time's article on it...