Avon and Somerset is institutionally racist says Chief

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Avon and Somerset is institutionally racist says Chief

Chief Constable Sarah Crew has joined Police Scotland's Chief in acknowledging her force is institutionally racist.

Date - 16th June 2023
By - Cachella Smith

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Avon and Somerset Chief Constable Sarah Crew has stated that she is in “no doubt” that her force is institutionally racist as it is outlined by Baroness Casey’s criteria. In a statement published this morning, she highlighted the...

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