Nine Met police suspended amid inquiry into claims of excessive force | Metropolitan police

After an investigation was initiated in the allegations of excessive force of force and discriminatory and female enemies, nine Scotland Assistant Assistant was suspended.

Independent Police Behavior Office (IPC) said the City of Claims for the Charing Cross Station in the center of London, the source of a previous scandal for the metropolitan police.

The new investigation is related to 11 existing or old civil servants and a personnel based on the station. These include a service detention officer with nine service officers, former officers and police staff.

Police observer said the ranks of the officers changed from the police officer to the sergeant. IOPC said: “Claims cannot or force or force inappropriate behaviors, and it is claimed that he is both in office and between August 2024 and January 2025.”

The allegations of excessive force use include the alleged actions while in office. So far, the allegations have not been thought to have focused on WhatsApp groups. Met said that if the allegations are true, it means “guilt and abuse ve and would be“ embarrassing ”.

Force, the removal of the existing custody team in Charing Cross Station and “Change the leadership of our custody command significantly and Westminster and [borough] Leadership Team ”.

An IPC report in 2022 revealed the graphic details of civil servants who shared messages about hitting and raping women, the deaths of black babies and the deaths of Holocaust. At that time, the officers were mainly in Charing Cross and 19 people were disturbing between 2016-2018.

Metin’s scandal was handled in a civil servant, when he was promoted, the former Met commissioner Cressida Dick contributed to the transfer of Dick. His successor Mark Rowley promised to transform the culture of England’s greatest police force.

The new claims, which follow a secret investigation by BBC News, are more embarrassing to the Metin leadership. Fast suspensions directed the case to direct the case to IOPC. Neither Met nor IPC has yet to have evidence containing their claims.

IPC said that he had previously received a referral about the behavior of an officer who was previously in Charing Cross and transferred from Met since then.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan, who was the supervision of Met with the house secretary, said that he was “horrified” with allegations. The spokesman said: “Sexism, racism and women’s hostility should not be a place in the police and [Khan] Today, he spoke directly to the commissioner.

“Mayor was consistent that such behaviors should have zero tolerance and there is no hiding place for those who abuse the trust positions. Mayor will continue to work with the commissioner to ensure that the Londonal service they deserve and will take the commissioner into account.”

Mat Commissioner Matt Twist said, “The reported behaviors were embarrassing and nine officers were suspended within 24 hours after evaluating and two officers were removed from their mission.

“We are examining the leadership and culture in these teams, which are managed by professional standards and senior leaders, to fail to fail more.

Twist added: “It was clear that the leadership of the Met would not tolerate the behavior that could not meet the standards of professionalism and honesty.“ We have already taken action and will continue to evaluate full results in the coming days. “

IOPC Director Amanda Rowe said: “We understand that there will be a public concern in the light of our previous investigation about allegations containing many individuals and especially in the same police station.

“We want to make sure that we will conduct a solid and independent investigation.”