Met police chief denies intervening in politics' after open letter to Zack Polanski UK politics live
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Met police chief denies intervening in politics' after open letter to Zack Polanski  UK politics live
"Mark Rowley expressed disappointment over Zack Polanski amplifying what he termed inaccurate commentary, stating that it undermines officer confidence to act effectively in protecting Londoners."
"Rowley emphasized, 'When somebody influential puts something out there which is incorrect and can undermine the confidence of my officers to protect Londoners, they need to see that I'm supporting them.'"
"A Green party source remarked that while Zack Polanski has seen the video, there is a need for more understanding regarding the authorities' response to the incident."
Mark Rowley, the Metropolitan police commissioner, wrote an open letter to Zack Polanski addressing concerns over the arrest of a suspect in the Golders Green attack. Rowley accused Polanski of spreading misinformation that could undermine police confidence. He denied any political intervention, stating his intention was to support officers in their duties. The exchange occurred shortly before local elections, raising questions about police involvement in politics. A Green party source acknowledged the complexity of the situation but called for more understanding of the police response.
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