Summary
BBC Panorama conducted an undercover investigation into the Metropolitan Police, revealing evidence of misogyny and racism. Mina Smallman, whose daughters were murdered, expressed approval of the investigation, which questions the police's claims of addressing "toxic behaviours" after the murder of Sarah Everard by a police officer.
Key Facts
- Mina Smallman spoke to the BBC about the Metropolitan Police investigation by Panorama.
- Her two daughters were murdered, and police officers shared photos of their bodies.
- These officers were jailed for their actions.
- The BBC Panorama investigation found evidence of misogyny and racism in the police force.
- The investigation challenges the Metropolitan Police's assertions that they have dealt with these issues.
- This follows the murder of Sarah Everard by a serving police officer, which had previously raised concerns about police behaviour.
