Baroness Casey has warned that it will be “tragedy” for victims and the people of London if the Met fails to reform as her offer to return each year to check on the force’s progress was rebuffed by Sir Mark Rowley.
The peer, whose landmark report condemned institutional racism, sexism and misogyny as well as failings in frontline policing and Scotland Yard’s leadership, said the Met was facing a “gargantuan” task to implement the “very deep” changes needed to restore its reputation.
