Anti-corruption officers with experience of counter-terrorism investigations are being used to root out racist colleagues who are like a “cancer” in the Metropolitan Police, Sir Mark Rowley has said.
The Met commissioner said the revelations in a BBC Panorama documentary about officers at Charing Cross police station were “ghastly”, “reprehensible” and “horrific” and vowed to “dig deeper into those tumours that are buried in the organisation”.
