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Proceedings starting today, this came to light in December.

The MET are taking this that seriously that a) it was another force who caught him after a victim went to them because she thought the MET were useless. B) as of this morning he was still in the MET.

It's nothing to do with Tommy Robinson, the METs own figures paint an horrendous picture, and I think that's just the tip of the iceberg but that's just my opinion.

It is high. If you ring the MET to report something you've got a less than 1 in 50 chance of a wrong un turning up at your door.

Yes it is, and we're only seeing the figures for sex crimes. Imagine what the overall figure is.

Now your being silly

It's a fucking mental thing to say. Their choosen profession is upholding the law and a large percentage of them don't think that applies to them. It's not all of them obviously, the the percentage under investigation is incredibly high.

Just thought the tone of Robins interview was a bit downhearted, nothing more than that.

well I know that to be true of the emergency services in general, however, these officers have had complaints of domestic abuse and sexual assault. It's well beyond 'banter'.

it is when you look at the 5 we had on the bench

to be fair to Ann or whoevers multi she is, his interview does make grim reading.

And that's just sex crimes and domestic abuse. Wonder what the percentage is when other crimes are taken into account?

You've got to have standards.

See Brighton Sky Blue for details

Get into 'em, fuck em up!! 1-1.

Complaints against 1000 of 45000 officers, that's utterly staggering. They're the biggest, most dangerous gang in London and they've got the establishment on their side, frightening really.

If there is any connection to sisu I'd say his connections to Coleman are a bigger indicator than using the same office building hot desks and drop boxes as sisu.

There's an elite who span both categories but you'll need to establish yourself first before you can even think of being accepted in to them.

Sorry to hear that, wishing him a speedy recovery.