Questions mount over vetting of former Met officer, who had access to Houses of Commons and Lords
The Metropolitan police officer who raped and murdered Sarah Everard guarded parliament five times, it has emerged as a senior Conservative criticised the force for appearing to have “overlooked” warning signs about his behaviour.
Wayne Couzens, 48, worked in the parliamentary and diplomatic protection command and finished a shift guarding the US embassy hours before he carried out a false arrest of Everard on 3 March before abducting her.
