- Wednesday, April 24, 2024
By: Eastern Eye Staff
The Met has “learned a lot” from regular exchanges with police forces in India and Pakistan, according to commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe. These exchanges have included assistance on individual cases, particularly those involving terrorism, taking place in London. He also remarked that the majority of those arrested on terrorism-related charges have been “home-grown”, casting doubt on the impact of migration, particularly from refugees, on public safety. Personnel exchanges have given officers in south Asia insight into how the UK’s largest police force maintains public order and conducts criminal investigations, Sir Bernard said. The College of Policing also provides training to…
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