A former police officer has claimed that the force used to be "riddled with hugely abominable and unacceptable racism." 

Speaking to GB News, former cop Peter Bleksley said: "That kind of thinking would have applied. 

"In 1978, when I was a uniformed cop and the police was absolutely riddled with some hugely abominable and unacceptable racism. 

"And whilst policing is far from perfect these days, it fortunately has been reduced dramatically. 

"There is some way to go, I will accept that. But this story highlights many issues, but predominantly with our streets becoming increasingly lawless.

"Don't wear a watch out for a night out in London. You'll quite possibly be robbed for it." 

Peter Bleksley backed the decision for two police officers to be reinstated after an appeal{ai:summary}<p>A former police officer, Peter Bleksley, criticized the police force for its past racism, stating it was "riddled with hugely abominable and unacceptable racism" in 1978. He acknowledged improvements but noted that policing still has significant issues, including rising lawlessness in urban areas. </p><p>Bleksley cautioned against wearing valuables in London due to the risk of robbery. #society</p>

Ex-cop claims police force used to be 'riddled with hugely abominable and unacceptable racism'

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