#Woolwich : Twitter Tributes For Shanise Paris-Goff - Meanwhile The Government's Mouthpiece 'The TORYGRAPH' Try To Smooth Things Over With A PR Article.

An 18-year-old girl who fell to her death from the 17th floor of a block of flats has been named in tributes on Twitter as Shanise Paris-Goff.

Something rather odd the POLICE claim in this article they have not named Shanise, her name came from those posting on twitter!!!! . A blatant lie, the first time Shanise's name was mentioned on twitter was by ' Brunt of the Yard ' Martin Brunt Sky News crime reporter, so obviously someone from the MET gave him her name. Sadly Brunt could not even get that right, he tweeted ShaMise with an M. Brunt also was the first to tweet about the death of Smiley Culture.

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Sherise Steabler, who plunged from the Woolwich complex, was said to have been released from prison in April last year under licence. 

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Police said the woman had fallen “shortly after” officers entered the flat in Woolwich, south east London, at around 9.30am on Tuesday 

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Police and forensics officers attend the scene after an 18-year-old woman fell to her death from a block of flats in Woolwich Photo: PA

Shanise, who was also known as Sherise Steabler, is understood to have been jailed in May 2009 for a three-year sentence for robbery and assault.

She was then said to have been released from prison in April last year under licence.

But it is understood her parole licence was revoked three months later because she had failed to register with her probation officer, which was part of her early release conditions.

Shanise was from St Paul's Cray, near Orpington, Kent.

In a posting on Twitter, @misslalauk said: "RIP Shanise Paris-Goff! Still can't believe it? ;("

But police have not yet officially confirmed her name.

The 18-year-old fell from a bedroom window at a flat in Hastings House, Mulgrave Road, Woolwich, south-east London, shortly after two plain clothes police officers entered the home on Tuesday morning.

They were there to carry out an arrest inquiry as she had breached the terms of her licence.

A man who was arrested at the time on suspicion of assisting an offender has been bailed to return to a south London police station in early June pending further enquiries.

Meanwhile, a neighbour in Woolwich said: "There's been quite a heavy police presence around here all night. I know it's a crime scene but it seemed pretty over the top.

"I think they were paranoid about the situation escalating.

"After the story had been on the evening news everybody knew that it was a police raid, and there are a lot of kids around here who don't like the police.

"Later on there were a lot of big gangs around the flat and the park on front.

"They're not kids from around here, but they tend to congregate here.

"A lot of police stayed late into the night, they seemed to be keeping an eye on things.

"They were probably scared of it turning into another riot.

"That's what happened with the guy in Tottenham (Mark Duggan) wasn't it?

"A lot of the kids know the people involved in this, but they close ranks when the police come.

"The police clearly don't want this to get out of hand."


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