Labour urges home secretary to suspend all officers facing sexual assault claims, after damning Casey report
The home secretary has been accused of being “dangerously complacent” in tackling the major failings within the police service highlighted in the damning Casey review and urged to immediately suspend all officers being investigated for domestic violence and sexual assault claims.
The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, told the Commons that Suella Braverman’s response to the 300-page report into the culture within the Metropolitan police was a continuation of the “hands off” approach at the Home Office that Louise Casey has criticised.
