Former Police sergeant Harry Tangye has recalled a “key phrase” that he believes “can be abused” and eventually lead to a sense of two-tier policing.

He joined Dawn Neesom on GB News to reflect on chaos across Britain, sparked by the deaths of three children in Southport who were murdered in a crazed knife attack.

Asked whether two-tier policing is an issue in Britain, Tangye said he does not feel “comfortable” with the term, but there is a prospect of some officers “abusing” some of the guidelines.

Former Police sergeant Harry Tangye has recalled a “key phrase” that he believes “can be abused” and eventually lead to a sense of two-tier policing.He joined Dawn Neesom on GB News to reflect on chaos across Britain, sparked by the deaths of three children in Southport who were murdered in a crazed...{ai:summary}<p>Former police sergeant Harry Tangye warns about the misuse of a “key phrase” that could foster two-tier policing in Britain. Following a tragic knife attack that claimed three young lives, he expressed discomfort with the concept and emphasized the risk of guideline abuse by some officers.</p><p>The shadows of chaos loom large, and the balance of justice feels askew. Tangye's concerns echo through the streets, hinting at a deeper rift within the thin blue line. #crime</p>

Ex-sergeant recalls ‘key phrase’ in training that could promote two-tier policing - ‘Can be abused’

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