Summary
A BBC reporter, Rory Bibb, worked undercover for seven months at Charing Cross police station in London to investigate allegations of misconduct among police officers. This investigation revealed instances of misogyny, racism, and inappropriate behavior within the police force. The undercover operation aimed to gather evidence to support claims of wrongdoing.
Key Facts
- Rory Bibb worked undercover as a detention officer at Charing Cross police station in London.
- The investigation was part of a BBC Panorama program.
- The reporter captured evidence of misogyny, racism, and officers misuse of force.
- Charing Cross police station had already been under scrutiny for similar issues, following reports from the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
- Rory Bibb applied for the job without revealing his connection to the BBC.
- The BBC supported Rory with hidden cameras and recording equipment.
- Evidence from the operation was reviewed by legal experts for accuracy and legality.
