Three Met officers in WhatsApp group mocking rape victim and disabled people keep their jobs
Briefly

Three Metropolitan Police officers faced disciplinary hearings for their involvement in a WhatsApp group where their superior made deeply offensive comments about rape, race, and disabled individuals. The officers, who did not challenge the inappropriate remarks of Officer A, were ultimately issued with written warnings rather than being dismissed. Commander Katie Lilburn stressed the potential reputational damage to the Metropolitan Police and the detrimental impact on public confidence in handling sensitive issues. The officers’ complicity in the situation raises serious concerns about organizational culture within the force.
Lindill admitted the comments were deeply shameful, derogatory and wholly unacceptable but saw him as his role model. He reflected a troubling admiration.
Commander Katie Lilburn emphasized the severity of their actions, noting it could damage the reputation of the Metropolitan Police and harm public confidence in their ability to handle serious issues.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
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