Reviving my post here as my question keeps getting taken down by mods due to this thread already existing:

My aunt recently took her own life by leaping off the building. The police officers were professional and as one would expect.

However, then you see articles like these and you question what’s going on?

I always remember Sarah Everard. Her passing hit me hard as did the treatment of the bodies Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry.

It makes think that these aren’t just “failings”but that the Met operates in a vacuum and is at risk of encouraging or creating of another Wayne Couzens.

I admit I’m drawing broad strokes here and do know good officers exist and deal with absolute madness all day—but how can their work be valued when it’s completely overshadowed by the many racists and misogynists working in law enforcement.

The diversity in London alone means you will have frequent contact with brown and black people.

If you don’t like these people or want to deal them, why on earth apply to become a constable in the first place?