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Published: 12:15 am February 9, 2024
Updated: 11:42 am October 8, 2025
An officer who admitted drink driving whilst on duty has been dismissed without notice

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Following the publication of a concerning report by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) on February 9, the Metropolitan Police Service has acknowledged the deep-seated issues in its handling of child exploitation cases. The report, which scrutinizes the Met’s response to child sexual and criminal exploitation, has prompted senior officers to outline urgent improvement plans to ensure the safety of children and young people.

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Commander Kevin Southworth, the Met’s lead for Public Protection, expressed profound apologies to the children and families negatively impacted by the force’s shortcomings. He assured the public that the Met is taking decisive action to rectify these failures, emphasizing the importance of regaining community trust.

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