The Met Police has introduced a stop and search charter crafted from extensive public feedback, engaging over 8,500 Londoners to outline its commitment to transparent use of this policing tactic. This initiative highlights the tension between community safety and the concerns raised, particularly among black communities, about the impact of stop and search practices. While statistics show significant weapon seizures, the Met acknowledges mixed public sentiment, with a majority supporting the approach but expressing frustration at its execution and community relations.
The Met Police has co-produced a new stop and search charter with input from over 8,500 Londoners, as public concerns about its impact on communities persist.
Polling indicates that 68% of Londoners support stop and search, although many black individuals feel it exacerbates tensions with law enforcement.
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