Former Met Chief Detective Superintendent Kevin Hurley has criticised the police force, saying that two-tier policing “does certainly exist”.

He accused officers of “backing off” when it comes to dealing with minority groups as they “walk on eggshells”.

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Former Met Chief Detective Superintendent Kevin Hurley has criticised the police force, saying that two-tier policing “does certainly exist”.He accused officers of “backing off” when it comes to dealing with minority groups as they “walk on eggshells”.READ THE FULL STORY{ai:summary}<p>Kevin Hurley, ex-Met Chief Detective, calls out the police for a two-tier system, claiming they shy away from confronting minority groups out of fear. The thin blue line is frayed where it matters most, and he’s got a point that can’t be ignored. </p><p>#society</p>

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