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Nearly half of Britons don't trust police to act fairly if they are a victim of crime | UK | News - Vimarsana News

Nearly half of Britons don't trust police to act fairly if they are a victim of crime | UK | News

EXCLUSIVE: A shocking survey reveals a significant decline in public trust in the nation's police forces.

BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 05:27:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 05:27:00

Urgent reforms— by signing up to serve as a police officer. earlier this year, the casey report found the force to be institutionally racist— and criticised it for not doing more to increase diversity. the people in the met are the ones who can make it, the change that's required. they're the ones who're facing the public daily, you know, they're the ones who's responding to those calls. they're the ones who's going to be in your house. so the question is, who do you want in your house? who do you want to come when you make that phone call? you know, so if you want someone to represent you...

Adam Provan: Met PC guilty of eight rapes during his police career - Vimarsana News

Adam Provan: Met PC guilty of eight rapes during his police career

Adam Provan, 43, twice raped a 16-year-old girl in 2010

Met Police complains it should be easier to fire bad officers - Vimarsana News

Met Police complains it should be easier to fire bad officers

Sir Mark Rowley said 'several hundred' officers have been suspended following investigations. He said it was was with a 'heavy heart' that he chose not to describe the Met as institutionally racist.

Met Police restores LGBTQ+ liaison officers to 'rebuild trust' with community - Vimarsana News

Met Police restores LGBTQ+ liaison officers to 'rebuild trust' with community

The Met Police has announced the return of LGBTQ+ liaison officers as part of its “commitment to rebuilding the trust” with the community.