Can the (Met) police ever change?

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Complete and utter dereliction of duty by the police as an organisation there. Absolutely shameful. And every officer involved will likely have retired by now and will never be called to answer for their neglect.
 
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glasgowcyclist

glasgowcyclist

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I’m pleased to see that Sarah Everard’s murderer has had his challenge to his whole-life sentence rejected by the Court of Appeal.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-62345010

Wayne Couzens has lost an attempt to overturn his whole-life term for the murder of Sarah Everard.
The ex-Metropolitan Police officer, who used his position to trick Ms Everard into his car, had challenged his sentence at the Court of Appeal.
But the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Burnett, said the crime was so exceptional the sentence should stand.
The appeal was part of a major review of what type of rare murders should lead to a whole-life term.
Under the law, judges must consider whole-life sentences in exceptional cases of murder - including double killings or crimes that are particularly sadistic. There are 59 killers currently spending their entire lives in jail.
Dismissing Couzens' appeal, Lord Burnett said the murder of Ms Everard had been "unspeakably grim".
"This was, as the [sentencing] judge said, warped, selfish and brutal offending, which was both sexual and homicidal.
"It was a case with unique and extreme aggravating factors.
"Chief amongst those, as the judge correctly identified, was the grotesque misuse of Couzens of his position as a police officer with all that connoted to facilitate Ms Everard's kidnap, rape and murder."
 

Ian H

Legendary Member
They're teflon-coated. Nothing to see here - we'll sacrifice the odd wrongun to show we care, and carry on as before.
 

mudsticks

Squire
They're teflon-coated. Nothing to see here - we'll sacrifice the odd wrongun to show we care, and carry on as before.

I can't imagine what it's like being a person, or the victim of any of the sorts of crimes that the Met seem routinely take the p*ss out of right now, living in London..

Who would you trust.??

Who would you go to if you needed help, knowing the things they've said and done .??

It's horrific.
Completely breakdown of policing by consent.
Although it was always patchy.

I don't suppose that the Met are the only force tainted in this way.

In fact I know they're not.

There's going to be even further erosion of trust and consent countrywide if this goes on..

Then what??
 
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