Sadiq Khan ‘disgusted’ by Met officers’ behaviour

London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan said that after being exposed to a BBC Panorama documentary, some metropolitan police officers at the Charing Cross police station, “disgust and horrified”.

To serve the Officials, wanted to shoot immigrants, revived in the use of force, and rejected the allegations of rape in the images captured by a Panorama secret reporter.

Interior Minister Shabana Mahmood told us that he made sexualized comments to his colleagues and shared racist views about immigrants and Muslims as “disturbing” and “nauseous”.

Sir Mark Rowley, President of the MET Police, apologized for “understandable and completely unacceptable” behavior.

After sending a detailed list of allegations to Met, the BBC suspended eight officers and one staff and took two more officers from the facade.

Sir Sadiq said, “Sexism, racism, women’s hostility and excessive power” there was no “Place in the Police”.

“I talked to the commissioner to directly discuss the problems the BBC was exposed and the impact of the public on confidence and trust on the police.” He said.

“Charing Cross Police Station and Met against Met, a series of emergency changes were made to follow more.”

He supported Mayor Sir Mark and said that the commissioner had trusted his efforts to throw him to injustice from Met.

Interior Minister, “This report brought up all the problems brought to the agenda full and urgently” Independent Police Behavior Office (IPC) welcomed.

“We completely support the words of rooting those who are not suitable for serving the right and the public,” the metropolitan police condemn this. “

He continued: “We have automatically granted the officers who have failed in the background controls and who are guilty of heavy abuse, and expect them to be used.”

Mina Smallman, the mother of the two killed sisters, told the BBC that Newsnight was not shocked by the allegations. Two police officers were imprisoned this year After sharing photos of their daughters’ bodies in WhatsApp.

“When people are comfortable and the protector falls, we see what they really look like,” he said.

Ms. Smallman, Met’in “one night will not change,” he added. “This behavior has been there for a long time, he’il be old to take root,” he said.

Speaking before watching the film’s broadcast on Wednesday evening, Sir Mark said that it was likely to reject the service officers’ service officers within weeks.

“The civil servants, who behave in such a terrible, criminal ways, disappointed 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 victims of crime.” He said.

“I’m really sorry for that.”

The liberal democrats called the findings “horrifying”.

“The majority of the police officers who do their best for the people of London are failing,” the party’s London spokesman Luke Taylor MP, “the party’s spokesman Luke Taylor MP. He said.

He continued: “The secretary of the house now has the responsibility to intervene in Met and solve this behavior once and for everyone.”

Paula Dodds, President of the Metropolitan Police Federation, said that he has given up any discriminatory behavior with the most powerful terms possible – such behaviors have no place in policing or society.

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

However, “all police officers – like all people – has the right to represent and the necessary process and the right to trial by the media or documentary,” he said.

Rachel Watson, led by IOPC, said, “He said that Panorama is terrified of what he’s been exposed to – these behaviors are completely unacceptable and have no place in policing.”

He said that an investigation is already going on and hoping that the BBC will now share evidence of “to allow our work to progress rapidly”.

Rory Bibb, the secret correspondent of BBC Panorama, spent seven months until January this year in the custody of the Charing Cross Police Station in the center of London. It is a civilian role that includes close work with sergeants and civil servants but does not participate in arrests.

The station was the focal point of an investigation by the IOPC police guard about bullying and discrimination about four years ago. He found that some officers discussed hitting their girlfriends, shared aggressive and discriminatory comments and joke about rape in special group conversations.

Despite the promise of the “bandit officers” and “cultural failures” of MET’s “bandit officers” and “racist and women enemies, he said that the civil servants with racist and enemy attitudes are still working at Panorama.