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Women’s Aid responds to police recruitment with links to domestic abuse

  • Writer: kellygrigg
    kellygrigg
  • May 24, 2023
  • 1 min read

On 12th May 2023, commenting upon recent reports as to police recruitment with links to domestic abuse, Farah Nazeer, chief executive of Women’s Aid, said:

“It is appalling that men with a known history of domestic abuse and sex offence have been allowed to become police officers. There has been an increasing spotlight on this issue in light of the murder of Sarah Everard, the horrendous abuses performed by David Carrick, and the recent Casey review which highlighted the shocking state of the Met police. It is inexcusable that vetting procedures are still failing society.

“Women have lost trust in the police. Every day, Women’s Aid services hear from domestic abuse survivors who have been let down time and again by those meant to protect them – women who are not believed, women whose pain is underplayed, women whose lives are treated as less. Read the full article below.


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