One year on from the Casey Review, here are the reforms still needed to restore trust in the Met
There is no place in policing for bigots, predators and abusers
There is no place in policing for bigots, predators and abusers
“Together we will fix tomorrow’s challenges today,” Starmer told the conference
“Operation Branchform should be free to pursue its investigation fearlessly without interference from Rishi Sunak.”
81% are also concerned about police officers abusing their power
The Casey report has found the Metropolitan Police to be broken – institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic. This will come as no surprise to many people.
Tories rallied to defend Boris Johnson as it was revealed that he and Chancellor Rishi Sunak had been fined by police.
The scandal of the Prime Minister’s lockdown rule breaking continues to show that those in charge of the government do not believe the same rules apply to them. Westminster is still waiting for the Damocles Sword that is the Suetest
‘Instead of an independent criminal investigation, the police will be relying on the outcome of the report by the Cabinet Secretary to provide them with any ‘evidence’.
The polling comes after the Met has faced criticism for their attitude towards violence against women following the murder of Sarah Everard.
“Jewish confidence in the police is not helped by revelations of police officers affiliated to neo-Nazi groups or who participate in racist WhatsApp groups.”