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Mother of Murdered Sisters Criticizes Met Police's Inability to Change
13 Ağustos 2026The Guardian
- Mina Smallman, mother of murdered sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman, criticizes the Metropolitan police for their handling of violence against women. She asserts that the police force 'decides who matters' and fails to take all cases seriously.
- Smallman also claims that the police are incapable of change, referencing the past incident where officers were jailed for sharing inappropriate images of her daughters' bodies.
- The Metropolitan police has faced increasing scrutiny and criticism over its handling of cases involving violence against women, particularly following high-profile incidents that have exposed deep-rooted issues within the force. The case of Smallman's daughters has become emblematic of these concerns, prompting cal…
- Smallman's remarks highlight a broader issue of systemic failures within law enforcement regarding the treatment of violence against women. The sharing of grotesque images by police officers not only reflects a lack of respect for victims but also raises questions about the culture within the Metropolitan police.
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