Baroness Louise Casey has been appointed to lead a review of the culture and standards within the Metropolitan Police. As public trust in the police has reached an all-time low, there are crucial questions that she should address and measures that can potentially instigate change.

Following the recent advice by the Metropolitan Police, suggesting women take actions like flagging down a bus or requesting officer identification when feeling unsafe after the tragic murder of Sarah Everard, the response was met with scepticism. The erosion of public trust in law enforcement agencies, both in London and nationwide, is a pressing concern that needs to be examined thoroughly.

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