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Met admits 'cumulative impact' of scandals as HMIC steps in
Anonanon
Well that's another massive big stick handed to Khan to play with in his crusade to mould the MET into his own image.
The way I see it,hes created a vacuum at the top by forcing out the previous Commissioner.That gap has not been filled as no applicable rank of any calibre has gone anywhere near it.
Who would want to be a puppet in a uniform with Khan pulling the strings?
The longer the post remains unfilled the greater the speculation that the MET is taking water in the ongoing media storms.
HMIC pop up and now that self fulfilling prophesy is complete.
The MET has made some bad decisions in recent years, structurally the move from 32 to 12 super boroughs was the worst and flawed from the start.
The original couple of pilot sites were a complete shambles at the beginning and despite warnings that time was needed to get the pilots into good working models they continued the roll out regardless.The cumulative effect of this is finally surfacing.
The timing of this special measures couldn't have come at a worst time.
Still,the day to day working of the MET continues unabated but unless there's a scandal attached to it no one cares.
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Anonanon
Well that's another massive big stick handed to Khan to play with in his crusade to mould the MET into his own image.
The way I see it,hes created a vacuum at the top by forcing out the previous Commissioner.That gap has not been filled as no applicable rank of any calibre has gone anywhere near it.
Who would want to be a puppet in a uniform with Khan pulling the strings?
The longer the post remains unfilled the greater the speculation that the MET is taking water in the ongoing media storms.
HMIC pop up and now that self fulfilling prophesy is complete.
The MET has made some bad decisions in recent years, structurally the move from 32 to 12 super boroughs was the worst and flawed from the start.
The original couple of pilot sites were a complete shambles at the beginning and despite warnings that time was needed to get the pilots into good working models they continued the roll out regardless.The cumulative effect of this is finally surfacing.
The timing of this special measures couldn't have come at a worst time.
Still,the day to day working of the MET continues unabated but unless there's a scandal attached to it no one cares.
