| Tribesman |
03-11-14 06:07 PM |
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Originally Posted by Oberon
(Post 2184614)
You could say that about just about any inner city police force, I don't think abolishing the Met would do any good, but something does need to change, the problem is identifying what this is, and tackling it in a manner which does not erode the police forces ability to pursue criminals.
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The thing there is that quite regularly they have events where evidence becomes so overwhelming that their continued flat out denials and concerted attempts at covering up their problem fail. It goes back decades.
When it gets to that stage they hold yet another inquiry, the inquiries always seem to come down to identifying the systematic and institutional problems present in that force.
Then the police say they are going to fix it, they shuffle a few faces, maybe change the name of a unit, throw an occasional bobby to the wall then carry on exactly the same as before. Until the next inquiry which uses exactly the same words about the institutional and systematic failings of the Met. which then issues the same empty words about reform and fixing their problem. |
