IOPC investigates Met officers responding to Streatham attack

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IOPC investigates Met officers responding to Streatham attack

Two officers who were responding to the Streatham attack have been placed on restricted duties while under investigation by the IOPC for gross misconduct for dangerous driving.

Metropolitan Police Federation Chair Ken Marsh

Date - 2nd March 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

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The IOPC has launched an investigation into two Metropolitan Police officers responding to the Streatham attack, a move which the Met Federation has described as “astonishing”. The two officers were driving in convoy in response to the...

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