The National Black Police Association is disturbed that the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is weaponising the misconduct system to deliberately target the Chair of the Met Black Police Association (Met BPA) with a perceived racist and vexatious misconduct investigation.
On the 22 April 1993, Doreen and Neville Lawrence were informed that their 18-year-old son, Stephen, had been murdered in a racist attack whilst waiting at a bus stop. Grief stricken and traumatised at losing their beloved son, they were forced into fighting for truth and justice. A fight, which no grieving parents should ever
The National Black Police Association welcomes the report from Baroness Casey regarding the culture and standards within the Metropolitan Police Service. The report highlights long standing issues which our association has raised with those in positions of power and influence over many years. Rather than dealing with these traumatic incidents, those same people in positions
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