The commissioner says using community police officers is stretching the Met's resources.
Around 3,500 community police officers have been redeployed to central London protests in the past three weeks, the Met commissioner has said.
The commissioner also believed the force had been balanced in its approach to investigating hate crime.broke out on 7 October, thousands supporting both sides have taken to the streets to show their solidarity, creating tensions between the communities. He said: "I am deeply concerned about the effect this has on local policing and the balance of that effort across London.He explained that he anticipated that if these protests continued as a "sustained pattern" it would mean the force would have to change their approach to resources to make it sustainable.
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