The inquiry in Edinburgh, which has so far cost almost £10.5 million, is investigating the circumstances of the trainee gas engineer's death in Kirkcaldy on May 3 2015
A detective who withheld information from Sheku Bayoh's partner after he died while being detained by police has told an inquiry that race played no role in his actions on that day.
Mr Dursley previously told the inquiry of his regret after he and a colleague decided not to tell Mr Bayoh's partner Collette Bell that he was in police custody when he lost consciousness on the day he died. Mr Dursley told the inquiry that, while he was protective of the police, that would not impact upon his ability to investigate.
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