A senior Met Police officer who gave a televised, tear-filled address after a crash at a prep school that killed two eight-year-old girls is being investigated over the handling of the tragedy - including a claim of racial bias.
This is the case. And my question then, 'Were they too swayed by the status of the perpetrator, perhaps? ' looks like its suddenly a topic in the investigation.
Clair Kelland is among 11 officers now under investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) following a complaint by the parents of Nuria Sajjad and Selena Lau.
Kelland, who was seen as a rising star at the Met, managed the initial investigation into the crash, which failed to interview key witnesses.
Oh, bit of a faux pas for a poster girlboss...
The watchdog said its inquiry will examine allegations that officers 'provided false and misleading information to those affected'.It is also investigating whether 'officers' treatment of those affected was influenced by their race'.
Why would it be?
It is understood the IOPC is probing claims that officers did not follow protocol because Ms Freemantle was a wealthy white woman, who lives in a £4million house, and causally failed to properly challenge her account of events.
Rubbish. The Met Poluce are perfectly capable of doing a poor job for any race or culture.
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