This Daily Mail article today gives me a sigh of relief for a change:
The criminals in uniform: Almost 1,000 officers with convictions from drug dealing to perverting justice are still in the police
- Two detective chief inspectors among 944 officers in England and Wales with a criminal record
- One officer found guilty of gross misconduct after sending racist and sexist texts is still in his job
- Hundreds of others facing misconduct allegations are allowed to escape punishment by quitting their forces
But there is still quite a difference to
- eight police officers and social workers storming the Musas’ flat in April 2010 to kidnap their children
- nine police officers and social workers coming to take their newborn baby from the mother’s breast, manhandling her violently
- police officers arresting the Musas and giving them a rough treatment while in custody
- police officers “welcoming” them with “you black criminals”…
- DC Sewart nearly stalking the supporters in court – presumably to give them a hard time – such as Maurice Kirk – after many other supporters had been intimidated, victimised and criminalised
- Bexleyheath Police being very keen to talk to me about finding Favour Musa – but when they saw the website, there was suddenly “another team” on the case…
Related articles
- More than 900 police officers in Britain have criminal records (independent.co.uk)
- Hundreds of others facing misconduct allegations are allowed to escape … – Daily Mail (dailymail.co.uk)
- Police forces reveal 944 officers have criminal record (guardian.co.uk)
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