Detective Raped by Colleague Calls for Met Chief Resignation
💡 Why it matters
This case erodes public trust in the Metropolitan Police's ability to investigate itself and could deter other officers from reporting misconduct, worsening the force's accountability crisis.
Linda Williams, a 60-year-old detective raped in 2004 by serial offender David Carrick, has settled a legal case against the Metropolitan Police for an undisclosed six-figure sum. She calls for Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley to resign, stating the force's handling of her case felt.
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BBC News
Detective raped by colleague says Met handling of case 'like being raped again'
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BBC News
Watch: Met chief Rowley not fit for job, says detective raped by colleague
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The Guardian
Detective raped by fellow officer David Carrick calls on Met chief to resign
7h ago
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