A Metropolitan Police officer from Essex has been dismissed from the force after an investigation into the wholesale movement of drugs and the laundering of hundreds of thousands of pounds.
Between November last year and March this year the officer, in uniform and using a marked police car, worked with an associate who dressed as an officer to “seize significant amounts of cash” from couriers, the force said. The cash was either due to be laundered or had been provided to the couriers as payment for drugs, the Met added.
Disgraceful! No wonder the police feel the need to change the recruitment process to get more ethnic minorities into the ranks, and...
PC Kashif Mahmood was dismissed without notice after being convicted of misconduct in public office and conspiracy to acquire criminal property, the Met said.
Oh.
Meanwhile over in Bedfordshire, another uniformed 'enricher' has been dismissed from the force for failing to properly investigate and handle domestic abuse cases. The force said that he was trying to impose his own misguided beliefs onto DV victims. Sounds to me like he tried to police in a manner that would be approved of by Mohammed the woman oppressing warlord rather than a manner that would be approved by Sir Robert Peel. https://www.lutontoday.co.uk/news/crime/luton-police-officer-dismissed-after-ignoring-victims-complaints-about-ex-partner-3059730
ReplyDeleteIt would be interesting to know the 'diverse' percentage of police officers as a proportion of (a) the overall employment and (b) those that get sacked for criminal behaviour..........my guess is (b) would be considerably larger than (a).
ReplyDeleteAll I can add is an endorsement (once again) of F211's comment. He is, as usual, spot-on.
ReplyDeleteThe problem is 3rd world values and a non-British culture. These people are totally incompatible with life in the UK. I despair that they are still allowed to settle here.
ReplyDeleteWhen one is aware of how lowlife even the white scum are in parts of the country, perhaps the left-leaning bureaucrats thought that it couldn't get any worse. Here's the bad news: it could, and it has.
ReplyDeleteIf you type into Google "met police misconduct hearings" then you will see a list of officers discipline hearings and outcomes.
ReplyDeleteYou will notice a pattern of over-representation by a certain group.
In the relentless drive for diversity standards of new recruits have dropped considerably.
Jaded
One can only hope he serves his jail time in a nick with members of the drugs gangs he ripped off. Also that he shares a cell with Big Bubba, who has been feeling very lonely and needs lots of hugs.
ReplyDeletePenseivat
"The force said that he was trying to impose his own misguided beliefs onto DV victims. Sounds to me like he tried to police in a manner that would be approved of by Mohammed..."
ReplyDeleteAt least they dismissed him. I wouldn't have been surprised to see he'd been promoted!
"...my guess is (b) would be considerably larger than (a)."
Mine too. Remember Ali Dizaei?
"These people are totally incompatible with life in the UK. I despair that they are still allowed to settle here."
Well, I'm sure our Home Office will get right on it. Any day now.
"You will notice a pattern of over-representation by a certain group."
You'd think finding patterns would clue in trained investigators that something was going very wrong. Wouldn't you?
"One can only hope he serves his jail time in a nick with members of the drugs gangs he ripped off."
He'll almost certainly be in solitary. Or whatever the UK version is.