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Met continues to reject claims it is 'institutionally corrupt' - Vimarsana News

Met continues to reject claims it is 'institutionally corrupt'

The force formally responded to the findings of an inquiry into the murder of Daniel Morgan.

Met continues to rejects claims it is 'institutionally corrupt' - Vimarsana News

Met continues to rejects claims it is 'institutionally corrupt'

The force formally responded to the findings of an inquiry into the murder of Daniel Morgan.

Former officer sentenced for concealing cash illegally obtained by her husband - Vimarsana News

Former officer sentenced for concealing cash illegally obtained by her husband

A former police officer has been handed a suspended prison sentence after concealing money she knew had been illegally obtained by her husband.

Former officer sentenced for concealing cash that had been illegally obtained by her husband - Vimarsana News

Former officer sentenced for concealing cash that had been illegally obtained by her husband

It follows a wide-ranging investigation by the Met’s Anti-Corruption Crime Command, who are part of the Directorate for Professional Standards.

'Corrupt' former Met Police officer jailed for helping gang seize 'criminal cash' | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

'Corrupt' former Met Police officer jailed for helping gang seize 'criminal cash' | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

By Press Association 2021 Kashif Mahmood A former Metropolitan Police officer who used his position to help an organised gang seize money from other criminals has been jailed for eight years. Kashif Mahmood, 32, of Woodcroft, in Harlow, Essex, dressed in his uniform and used marked and unmarked police cars to travel to locations where the gang knew “significant quantities of criminal cash” would be exchanged, and took it himself while pretending to be doing his duties. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) called Mahmood â...