The Metropolitan police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said the findings showed hundreds of officers should have been sacked.
These include the fact that the force takes too long to resolve complaints, that officers and staff do not believe that action will be taken when allegations are put forward and that officers from ethnic minority backgrounds are more likely to have complaints against them upheld than their white counterparts.
In one case highlighted by the report, an officer had 11 separate misconduct cases raised against him., the Met’s commissioner Sir Mark Rowley said he was “appalled” by the findings and accepted the conclusions in full. “While the focus of this report is on misconduct, it tells a serious story about our culture. We need to radically overhaul how our organisation is set up, and instil our values in everything we do.”Operation Hotton: investigation reveals Met police officers made rape threats and joked about domestic violence in vile WhatsApp messages, Rowley added: “We’ve been slacking a bit, removing less than one a week – maybe 40 or 50 a year.
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