Inspectorate’s flawed report on policing protest acknowledges ‘disproportionate impact’ of its own recommendations

17th March 2021Former Chief Superintendent Owen West 3 Comments

In the second of two articles exploring the current spotlight on policing protests, public order specialist and former chief superintendent Owen West assesses the latest HMICFRS report on the issue, and questions the lack of focus on resources, liaison and leadership, as well as the political timing of the publication.

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Inspectorate’s flawed report on policing protest acknowledges ‘disproportionate impact’ of its own recommendations

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