It's called balance. Not everyone was happy and trouble-free that night.
Oh is that what you think you are doing . . . being balanced. Interesting.
Fine by me.
But would you consider giving some thoughts of balance to the proven situation of individuals who have been investigated and exonerated of any crime or criminal activity without charge and a person who has been investigated, charged and who in the fullness of time may have to answer to those charges in court.
Worth also giving some consideration to the passage of time between both events the first of which concluded in 2008 and the second of which is an on-going current investigation for which the British police are still justifying funding. The mere fact they can justify funding proves there is ongoing work to be carried through to conclusion.
Either the suspect will be charged and taken to court or he won't be charged. But I am perplexed why you think "balance" is the appropriate word to use in the circumstances.