Dame Cressida Dick, who stepped down as commissioner of the Metropolitan Police in February, was no stranger to controversy during her time in the role.
The first woman to lead Britain’s biggest force, Dame Cressida said she was left with “no choice” but to resign after London Mayor Sadiq Khan said he had no confidence in her leadership following the publication of a damning report into racism, homophobia and misogyny at Charing Cross police station.
