Met chief apologises to broadcaster Selina Scott over police response to her mugging
Briefly

The Independent highlights critical issues in urban public safety through the recent mugging of broadcaster Selina Scott in London, which has raised concerns about police presence. Following a violent theft, where Scott was attacked by a gang, she criticized the lack of police officers in one of the city's busiest areas. The closure of the local police station and unmet follow-up appointments, due to a shortage of police vehicles, underscore growing fears about public safety and police accountability in urban settings.
Selina Scott expressed her anger after being unable to find an officer to help in one of the busiest areas of London.
The incident has led her to claim the city's streets are unsafe for the public, highlighting failures in police response.
Read at www.independent.co.uk
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