‘Either put a bullet through his head or deport him’: Undercover Met Police footage shows officers calling for migrants to be shot, dismissing rape claims and revelling in the use of force

Britain’s biggest police force hugged on Wednesday night after a secret investigation showed that racist officers wanted migrants to be shot.

In a terrible new racing scandal, a group of Scotland was caught in the camera that rejected the victims of rape and revived the use of force.

In front of a destructive Panorama documentary, Scotland’s Assistant Assistance issued a public apology that created an officer who acted in a ‘terrible criminal way’.

Sir Mark Rowley promised that nine services will be expelled from power in weeks if a former office and determined detention officer will be expelled from power in the event that he was found guilty of ‘indisputable evidence’ about racism, women’s hostility, anti -Muslim sensuality and excessive use of power.

In a secret Panorama program published on Wednesday, sexual interpretations were made about the rejection of women and rape victims by sharing racist opinions about Muslims by sharing racist opinions about Muslims.

BBC Panorama’s secret correspondent, Rory Bibb, until January this year, has discovered that met, racist and enemy attitudes were underground as a detention officer determined in the custody of the Charing Cross Station in the center of London.

During the shooting, a officer’s immigrants said: ‘Either she put a bullet in the head or deported it.

‘And those who raped women, C *** (with a weapon) would allow them to bleed.’

Officers are also accused of heavy surrender and revolution in the use of force.

A police officer explained how he liked to take his fingerprints forcibly

He explained the ‘invasion of the immigrants and added:’ Somalians were filth. Any foreign person is the worst to deal with. ‘

Another officer who detained a woman wearing a fancy dress in the police said: ‘Oh, great. I paid money to go to clubs and see women dressed like this. ‘

On another occasion, an out of duties said: ‘Islam is a problem. I think it’s a serious problem. Muslims hate us. They hate us. He hates us. ‘

During the program, an officer explained how the suspects refused to get fingerprints, how to draw two of his fingers how to draw tendons.

He said, ‘I love to take fingerprints forcibly,’ he said.

It was claimed that an officer offered to make a false statement that accused a suspect for polluting a suspect after he saw another officer in his leg.

In the program, one of the officers withdrawn Algeria ‘filth’ and Somalia ‘ugly’ was withdrawn.

‘I have seen a lot of Islam who committed a crime. Lifestyles are not the right lifestyle.

‘You see that those who cause the most crime are Muslims.’

The hidden cameras caught a few officers who boast of the police’s savagery and great violence against the suspects.

In an incident, an officer boasted the torture of a 17 -year -old autistic young man and forcing the pressure points on his body in a police minibus.

In a secret Panorama program, civil servants were caught by the camera, who shared racist views about Muslims, sexually comments about women detained and rejected the victims of rape

Sir Mark Rowley speaks with Sky News in July this year

The Charing Cross Station was recorded as part of a secret investigation. PC Martin Borg called Islam as a ‘serious problem’

When the young laid a pillow at the civil servants, he was held by eight officers and was held on the ground for two hours.

One of the defendant sergeant was under investigation because a Asian suspect told him that he should be ‘massage’.

Former Nottinghamshire Police Chief Constable Sue Fish Panorama told the following: ‘There is a hyper-sexual male behavior, women’s hostility, racism and gift, illegal violence is an extremely toxic culture.’

He said that he never understood the ‘importance, scale and influence of this culture of the MET leadership.

It was said that the bosses in the Scotland Assist were terrified of disturbing comments that came three years after the previous commissioner’s office on a similar scandal at the same police station.

Dame Cressida Dick had to resign in 2022 after the messages of a police guard report to hit and rape 19 officers in Charing Cross, the deaths of black babies and how the Holocaust shared.

When he assumed a new commissioner, Sir Mark promised that he would clean the power in one of the most troubled times in his history after he killed Sarah Everrard Sarah Everrard and another firearm officer appeared as a serial rapist.

Last night Sir Mark, Charing Cross custody team due to panorama allegations dispersed and moved to another place, he said.

He said: ‘They behave in such a terrible, criminal ways, disappoint our communities, and some of them will question whether their sons and daughters are safe in our cells and whether they are believed to be believed as a criminal victim.

I’m really sorry for that.

‘In line with our unfavorable approach, within 48 hours after the receipt of these allegations, nine officers and one personnel were suspended, and two more officers were removed from their duties.

London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan is seen outside the 2025 Working Conference in Liverpool

Scotland Assist had to apologize for alleged racist interpretations of civil servants tonight

‘My expectation for those who are involved in those who are involved in racism, women’s hostility, anti -Muslim emotions or the use of extreme force, and those who are involved in a quick hearing within weeks and probably for a quick trial.’

On Tuesday, the Independent Police Behavior Office (IPC) announced that the defendants could not report the potential gross abuse, excessive power use, discriminatory and non -female comments, and that they did not report or challenge inappropriate behaviors.

An officer was also under a criminal investigation accused of misleading the course of justice.

It is said that the incidents occurred between August 2024 and January 2025, both open and out of duty.

At the beginning of this month, the force, ranks in order to root the injustice and breaking clicks ‘Al Capone’ style tactics, he said.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan supported the Commissioner: ‘I disgusted and horrified from the behavior exposed by the BBC at the Charing Cross Police Station, and I fully support the investigation by independent police behaviors, which is completely supported by the investigation that should not be left.

‘Sexism, racism, women’s hostility and excessive use of power have no place for the police.

‘I talked to discuss the issues of the BBC to discuss the impact of the public on trust and trust on the public.

‘Charing Cross Police Station and Met against Met with a series of more emergency changes were made.

A group of civil servants in Charing Cross Station (in the picture) made anti -Muslim comments and used extreme force against suspects in custody

‘I support the new approach to combat the abuse determined by the commissioner. There should be no hiding place for civil servants who abuse their zero tolerance and trust position to such behaviors.

‘I can continue to work with the London with the commissioner and I can be sure that I will take into account the London to get the police they deserve.’

Interior Minister Shabana Mahmood said: ‘The disturbing scenes in these images are nauseating. In this report, I welcome all the problems brought to the agenda of the Independent Police Case Office for full and urgent research.

‘It is true that the metropolitan police condemn it, and we fully support the root commitment commitments to serve the people. I know this is the most important priority for the commissioner.

‘We have given the authority to dismiss officers who have failed in the background controls and who are guilty of heavy abuse in the background controls and expect them to be used.’

Paula Dodds, President of the Metropolitan Police Federation, ‘The Federation disables discriminatory behavior with the most powerful terms possible – such behaviors have no place in policing or society.

‘If civil servants have proven to be guilty of criminal offenses or seriously serious abuse, we do not want these individuals at work.

‘But all police officers – like all people – have the right to represent and the necessary process… and are not tried by the media or documentary. Or indeed senior civil servants or politicians. ‘