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Met Police's approach to tackling corruption not fit for purpose, watchdog finds
THE Metropolitan Police’s approach to tackling corruption is not fit for purpose, the police watchdog has found in a damning report on the Daniel Morgan murder.
Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services identified a “degree of indifference” by the Met to the risk of corruption in its report published today.
The report was ordered after an independent panel last year found the Met institutionally corrupt for its failings over the Morgan murder.
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