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Charles Ehikioya, head of the force’s black police association, also shared videos containing extreme violence, misconduct hearing told
Inspector Charles Ehikioya is subject to a misconduct hearing after allegedly sharing racist, sexist and homophobic images
A senior member of the national police union has resigned, alleging that the organisation has not been paying lawyers representing officers in misconduct cases
The Palestine Solidarity Campaign rejected warnings from the Metropolitan Police to move the protest away from the Central Synagogue
Charles Ehikioya committed gross misconduct when he exchanged 7,000 offensive WhatsApp messages with a fellow officer
Concerns have been raised about transparency following the ten-year-old’s murder, with The Times among several media organisations challenging the decision
The schoolboy’s murderer had been performing as a drill rapper known as TEN, with lyrics said to be boasting about his crime
By: George Willoughby, Ben Ellery
The number of sentenced people of ‘unknown ethnicity’ is increasing, with a Conservative MP accusing officials of being ‘squeamish’ about collecting the data
The 26-year-old previously denied killing the wife and daughters of the BBC commentator John Hunt — Carole, Louise and Hannah — using a crossbow and butcher’s knife
The former soldier pleads guilty to stabbing Carol Hunt, and shooting Louise and Hannah Hunt with a crossbow at their home in Bushey, Hertfordshire
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