Stephen Port inquests: Institutional homophobia in Met claim | Barking and Dagenham Post
Met Police have been accused of institutional homophobia after repeatedly dismissing evidence about the murder of gay men by Barking serial killer Stephen Port.
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Met Police have been accused of institutional homophobia after repeatedly dismissing evidence about the murder of gay men by Barking serial killer Stephen Port.
The Met Police were guilty of "institutional homophobia" when they dismissed evidence in the investigation of Stephen Port, an inquest heard.
Over 16 months, Stephen Port gave four young gay men fatal doses of the drug GHB and dumped their bodies near his flat in Barking, east London.
Over 16 months, Stephen Port gave four young gay men fatal doses of the drug GHB and dumped their bodies near his flat in Barking, east London.
Over 16 months, Stephen Port gave four young gay men fatal doses of the drug GHB and dumped their bodies near his flat in Barking, east London.