New leadership of UK’s largest force must make radical changes to overcome key challenges

16th September 2022Martyn Underhill, Former PCC & Police officer 1 Comment

This month saw the appointment of a new Commissioner and Acting Deputy Commissioner for the Metropolitan Police Service, the UK’s biggest police force; Martyn Underhill, a former Met police officer who served as Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner from 2012-2021, believes the new leadership team will have to make some swift and fairly radical changes to address the key challenges affecting public confidence and performance in the force.

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New leadership of UK’s largest force must make radical changes to overcome key challenges

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