Wayne Couzens' horrific crimes revealed in Sarah Everard inquiry
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- čas přidán 28. 02. 2024
- Dame Eilish Angiolini announced the findings of her first report into failures into police vetting and conduct processes in the case of Wayne Couzens.
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As long as the police continue to investigate themselves this profound corruption will continue and all the enquiries in the world wont change a thing.
Correct! The missed/ignored warning signs are shocking!!! It's bloody criminal, heads should, but likely won't, roll. I cannot begin to imagine how angry Sarah's family and friends feel hearing this.
I tried to report corruption at avon and Somerset police and they put me in a cell rather than take the report. When I refused to be silenced they sectioned me. Blatant abuse of process. Classy lot the police!
Absolutely!
If you need a hand with a complaint, I've become rather good at it.
@@SBSlade
The IOPC also need investigating as too many times they say nothing to see here....
Those who knew what his nickname was also bear responsibility for what he did.
Imagine being the family of that poor girl, and hearing it could all have been avoided 😢
Met arent fit for purpose and need to be cleared out and reformed.
The same applies to the whole of the UK.
Owen Jones has recently uploaded RE: the creation of a "Police state" in the UK. Coincidence? Harrowing? I'm horrified.
@@nickalotdegit Aye, I watched that earlier. The present political landscape we're facing at the moment, in the uk and elsewhere, is pretty damn scary to be honest.
A victim of a violent attack, totally agree they did nothing. Even though it was all on camera.
Have they ever been fit for purpose ? I dont think So
When I was being actually stalked by an ex-partner the policeman who interviewed me called me a “hysterical woman”. I got up & walked out.
that is ridiculous and misogynistic
A very standard response. I got the guy was local so it wasn't stalking. It's all gaslighting.
There are hysterical women though. How do we know you’re not one of them?
@@sim9373 hysterical women is a trope that is made up by, and perpetuated by predatory men or who devalue what a victim has to say in order to appear blameless and continue their behaviour.
How do we know your not a creepy weirdo?
I mean, you're talking like one.
@@sim9373 put it this way, the only reason I am still alive is I put my car into the garage because it was making a strange whooshing noise. Only to have the phone ringing as I approach the office as I’d walked as the garage was close by. The garage insisted I come back. When I arrived the police were already there. “Someone” had slashed all four inner tire walls from the inside edge of the alloy wheel right to the ground. The noise I was hearing when I was driving on the motorway was the noise the slashes were making as they passed by the air. Had I needed to stop fast, the tires would have blown out & Id have been killed, as would my daughter who was of nursery school age at the time. That is just one incident of many that happed over the two decades he stalked me. So I’ll leave you to decide if I was hysterical or not? BTW it was the garage who called the police not me as I’d learned not to bother them by that point.
No wonder people do not report sexual assaults! They know nothing whatsoever will be done. Disgusting, the culture he worked in facilitated his abhorrent crimes.
"people", really? you mean women I think
There would be parents of children included perhaps @@user-gt2hr8yk4x
but his colleagues nick-named him "the rapist". they knew, or at the very least suspected, exactly what kind of a man he was but they didn't care. i mean, i'd like to believe that they're not all wrong 'uns, but what kind of a person turns a blind eye to that?
The police protect each other, not us.
We can often have a laugh with colleagues and nicknames, but his nickname should have been a red flag and a good reason for bosses to investigate further.
Couzens is exactly the type of personality the police want
Listening to this , it certainly appears he was protected by hierarchy. 🤬
I think Wayne had many mates in the police force who were just like him.
agreed!
As a victim of indecent exposure, I can quite honestly say there is nothing trivial about it. It is extremely predatory, and no, I didn't report it.
I'd like to hear police & the Home Secretary explain to the public why it's acceptable to hire or retain police officers who are guilty of indecent exposure.
It should be obvious to everyone that a person who is capable of this should not be responsible for enforcing the law or protecting the vulnerable. There is no reformation of a police culture that disagrees with this; it can only be dismantled & redesigned from scratch.
@@goreyfantod5213 the explanation is simply that they don't agree exposing is serious. I certainly felt it would be met with eye rolling if I went to report it, and that was based on the fact that I had gone to the police station to ask about a personal alarm, they basically acted like I was asking for a million pounds! (I wanted the alarm because I worked shifts at the time)
@@staceyjinuk9714 Amazon do personal alarms. And other things, wink wink. Look after yourself!
and not just police but any job, and why men enable and support this behaviour @@goreyfantod5213
well said
Fuking outrageous he was allowed to serve as a copper
and no one told the wife of his sexual deviant behaviour
This piece of work was recruited six months after Sarah Everard.
A former Metropolitan Police officer convicted of multiple counts of rape told one of his victims she wouldn’t be believed because he was in the force.
Cliff Mitchell, 24, of Putney was found guilty of ten counts of rape, three counts of rape of a child under 13, one count of kidnap and breach of a non-molestation order following a trial at Croydon Crown Court on Wednesday, 21 February.
He was a serving PC in Hounslow when a number of the offences were committed, with Police saying the child rapist commited "brazen abuse of power."
Cliff Mitchell started his officer training in August 2021. That was after the Met decided to take no further action against him for allegations of rape in 2017.
Horrendous, simply zero care from the Met!
Wow
It beggars belief.
My guess in this case was DEI quotas meant they didn't check
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Same reason as Wayne Cousins, Police have been routinely cut to the point that many reliefs are routinely understaffed over the past 15 years (and it had not long stopped being cut before that), resulting in a sudden and necessary increase in officers (20,000 officers are needed), so they inevitably overlook vetting.
I disagree. In the Met there are 35,000 officers
There are 12 Basic Command units.
Each BCU has pro rata, 2,900 officers.
If you take mine, there are 25 front line officers on duty at any one point.
Three shifts, 75 a day.
Lets be generous and double that to cover holidays, training, sickness and injury. That's 150.
So what are the other 2,750 doing? That's the core issue.
In this case DEI is certainly a factor. He was hired on a quota and they looked the other way.
An org with a sick culture. A lot of it around in the UK, including some in the “care” sector. Educated, strong, INCORRUPTIBLE management is needed desperately to set and maintain standards and kick out sickos quickly.
Al's taking most peoples employment in the very near future.
There are probably a lot more like him, just as there are more in the NHS who are wrong-uns. I've worked with people in the NHS who really shouldn't be in healthcare.
These kind of roles are attracting a lot of bad people because there is a greater element of 'no blame' culture where they can get away with their behaviour even when reported by others.
There is an embedded culture of not believing complainants, especially women and girls.
This actually leads to deaths, even more so for people with autism, Aspergers or LDs. It's shameful
Listening to this is making me feel sick.
Will something actually be done this time?!!
Do not forget what the police did at the Vigil for Sarah Everard. Some of the problems can laid at the feet of the Home Secretary's especially Suella Braverman
I think Patel was in charge at the time, not Braverman.
That vigil was extremely complex because lockdown was underway at the time and police were being pressured to crack down on protests by Just Stop Oil, which resulted in a message from Government that the vigil was unlawful, the government later said this was not the case but nothing in the law nor guidance provided a defence for protest, it was just a post hoc decision based on what unfolded.
Their both just as horrible
I dont think male police will ever take seriously, rape, sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, flashing, or any other offences against women. Being told you are a hysterical woman after a violent sexual assault is not good enough. They need proper training, not just a token short course. And this mens club attitude, covering for each other, needs to stop.
He had a change against a minor … makes you wonder who else skipped vetting
Ok but why not tell us something that we didn't already know... I suppose that's part 2 ?
The gang always has and always will cover for members of the gang regardless of how it affects the citizens of this country.
Fun fact.
Because the Tories cut so many police over their 14 years of governance, they had to quickly rebuild the number of active police officers by allowing people to join even though they had perviously failed.
English cops, especially in the met aren’t fit for purpose.
Muh low testosterone
I wonder, if it's possible, how many deaths are the result of Tory cuts, across everything. Every area of life from the obvious like NHS cuts, to folks dying due to no heat etc
The police will pursue people they don't like, with the evidence that completely fails in courts just to ruin a life. Never underestimate the police's bias and willingness to use their position to exercise their bias. It's been documented time and time again. Just ask any criminal barrister.
Easy to say sitting on your backside. Your career basically
So true, classic Tories, save money for their mates whilst breaking stuff for everyone else.
No one will be sacked , they never are
Wayne Couzens? Tip of the iceberg 🐷
Time to apologies to all women arrestws on that march about him and pardon any convictions or arrests made during the protest.
In the TV programme To catch a copper it's astonishing the behaviour that even the Internal Affairs staff think is acceptable
Yeah and that show is all propaganda. There are far worse cases many of them all know about, but instead choose to show the ones who they are willing to expose and sack.
The issues are unethical and unprofessional middle management, poor culture and behaviours, unwanted behaviour of a sexual nature, bullying and harassment, retaliation against those who raise issues internally, poor whistle blowing procedures, lack of diversity of thought, poor wellbeing for officers and staff, and discrimination of all counts.
exactly, too much of one kind of person, and toxic culture enabled
Bit late heads should roll but we all know they never will and so it goes on and on
In Canada if you want to purchase a gun you need 3 past partners to vouch for you. Why not do this for police candidates?
3 past partners? What if it's 0? (my case and I'm in my late 30s) I mean, it makes sense having someone vouch for you, but why must it be explicitly partners?
You just need proper vetting.
Truly sickening both his acts. But also the sheer attitude of the police
How on earth?
No crap he should not have been a police officer.
The whole thing stinks!
And we're supposed to have confidence in the police!?
No wonder I am increasingly frightened to go out
At last, this enquiry has found grave errors and red flags in the police
At 15,.I was arrested naked and taken to a police station, where I was refused a blanket to cover myself while police took photos...am now 73 and still makes me angry
Why is this still happening?
Sorry that happened to you :(
That is horrifying, I'm so sorry that happened to you. It is perverted, predatory behaviour towards young girls.
I worked with a woman who was forced by a doctor to have an eye test naked.
Just disgraceful.
Isn't this the guy who was called Mr Rapy by female officers?
Yes, I think so. I remember something like that being mentioned at the time.
His nickname was 'the rapist' in police circles.
Yeah an Carrick was named bastard Dave by his gang mates. @@user-bk9fk2tq2z
He had offences going back twenty years and absolutely nothing was done. Nothing.
Rest in Peace, dear Sarah. This crime shook me to the core, and it's only now, years on, I'm (as a stranger) able to even listen to the details of this terrible crime against Sarah. I cannot even begin to imagine how it must have been for her family and friends. I pray they are able to find some kind of peace and calm, with the help of God, and that their love of Sarah will help them along in this difficult process of trying to heal.
As for her murderer - he will have to answer to God - I would not like to be in his position on the day of Judgement...
@@Karlos.xx.travels Really!? Why is that? You sound like a complete moron, but I'll give you an opportunity to qualify your comment, karlost.
Mostly all of us want to work with the police, if they give us a chance but our rights need to be respected.
The "Met" failed on every level
Cleverly: it's not correct to say that nothing has changed- very nearly nothing has changed!
That poor woman must have been absolutely terrified 😢
Never should have been a police officer.......no shit Sherlock
You are a gorgeous woman
All the reviews in the World will not truly address the problem of recruitment in the police. It is my understanding that recruitment interviews are now carried out by civilians, when it used to be an ACPO officer flanked by two Superintendents!! An indication of how remote senior officers have become in the whole process.
Austerity took away 20,000 officers through natural wastage. It is inevitable that a stretched workforce is going to act less effectively as a result. Only to replace the number further down the line with inexperienced officers.
Standards have been eroding for a long time. Police must not be pressured into increasing numbers by politicians, even if not one interviewee were accepted in a week. Be led by quality, not targets.
To busy harassing the motorists.
Its not just one bad apple theres a massive orchard full of them in the force
Someone should be sifting through the youtube pinac/auditor movies to single out all those other people who shouldn't be police officers.
Absolutely... The auditing community has been exposing police abuse of powers for years 👍
Crime fixation. Is bizarre.
Justice has been served.
Just watched to catch a copper on E4 and it's shocking what they get up to 😮
Like many today hes not fit to serve or have served , the met police snd other forces are not trusted liked or respected
i could of told them that
Psychological Operation.
Absolutely shocking! Police went with approach boys will be boys! Wth! XXI century and this culture is still going strong! among those who are expected to be exceptional, impartial to serve others. When women will stop being killed by cruel and sadistic men 😢😢
Candis Owen’s for President, Intelligence, Integrity and honesty. \, America and the free world need such a leader.
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How many more are there, you see the behaviour of lots of constables online and it is totally unacceptable!!! Police need to have powers TAKEN AWAY from them, and start acting like the public servants they are.
LUV PODCAST HATE NONCES 👮🏻♂️👏
Probably the most redundant comment in the entire history of everything.
Always record your interaction with an authority figure ,especially women.
ALWAYS stranger danger .
The Lesbian Nana police woman has been 100% cleared by the IOPC. So there you go. Perfectly ok to break into some one's house, assault them, and wrongfully arrest and imprison them. Nothing to see here
Its hardly believable
I think anyone knows including wives of men who are watching hardcore porn, should be reported to the police too. Enabing this behaviour is part of the problem. How come the wife stayed with him and had kids possibly knowing he is into hard core porn, how does he hide that at home?
Orange protectors missing in action ay🥁
He was one though...
Did Jack the Ripper really exist ??
Like deployed 👍
Diverse and deviant- the Met ticking the inclusion box.
All this effort to for a police officer yet when someone reports war crimes they get jailed!
Eh?
More lawyers creaming the cash.
The police are fucking useless.
Serious lack of middle class poshos giggling on this podcast, oops huv ah said too much 👮🏻♂️
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Wayne Couzens is the best person ever and he's my hero. I have posters of him all over my wall. He is an angel and he'll be sent to Heaven when he dies. Wayne Couzens was voted as the most likeable person on Earth (I am joking, I made all of that up...I know that Wayne is a nasty person and I don't like him).
You sound as sick as him
@@Netflix999 I was joking. No, I'm not as sick as him. I'm a good person. He's a bad person.
Overall crime detection rates in 22/23 are less than 6% falling continuously from 16% in 2015, meaning nearly all crime has gone undetected for many years, which when you consider that includes such low hanging fruit as traffic offenses, shows police are effectively pointless. Many forces are in special measures due to their incompetence and yet taxpayers pay £18 billion per year for this redundant group of wasters, many of which are employed though possessing a criminal record, due to slackening of policy to increase recruitment numbers.
The numbers you use are the exact reason why those increased recruitment numbers are needed, police are extremely understaffed and are now having a mass recruitment (again) which will continue until the police make an impact on the crime rate, when they will be reduced because its no longer politically popular to fund them, resulting in mass redundancies and failing to recruit for vacancies until they again need a mass recruitment, meanwhile the sudden and large need of officers will undoubtedly mean looking the other way as politicians put pressure of police to meet Home Office targets so they look good at the next General Election. A few Wayne Cousins-es fall through the cracks and who in government cares. It also does not include traffic offences since they aren't considered for the purpose of police stats and if they were would significantly reduce the detection rate since a lot of people drive around with illegal tints, illegal number plates, speed, fail to stop at amber lights, drive without due care by failing to give way to pedestrians attempting to cross at a crossing, none of which the police will investigate and half the time won't pull you for if they see you do it.
@@PCDelorian Home Office data also doesn't include fraud and online crime, so even if your your point about traffic offenses is correct, which I don't believe it is, the situation is far worse than reported. In any case you're missing the point. HO data shows that police have had little impact on crime since before 2015, yet the UK hasn't degenerated into a crime riddled dystopia, indicating that police are no longer needed. With many forces in special measures, multiple damning reports and the overwhelming body of online video evidence expose a significant number of officers as untrustworthy, incompetent and corrupt. So your "a few... falling through the cracks" argument isn't supported by the evidence.
@@user-vq7cb8fx9g So firstly police don't need to solve crime to deter it, secondly when police accountability has been suppressed for decades a lot will be found at once if you start looking for them. If you have an alternative suggestion I'm up for some form of reform including abolishing and replacing bit policing started for a very good reason and the alternative is every man for himself.
Additionally England and Wales had more police cuts that NI or Scotland and guess which countries have had a trajectory of rising crime
@@PCDelorian You're trying to convince the wrong person here. In my sixty years, every encounter I've had with police has been wholly negative. I'm a law abiding citizen never in trouble with the law, but even as a victim of crime I found police to be arrogant, lazy wasters who give the impression they are somehow special and not subject to the same law they are supposed to enforce. My experience tells me police cannot be trusted any more than criminals. There are many other proffessions now doing many of the functions police are supposed to do and I beleive that trend should continue as having a single role of constable with the full backing of the law is too prone to corruption to be of benefit to society. The role should be fragmented into separate disciplines with partial powers. At least then, such agents might actually have an understanding of the law they are supposed to uphold, unlike most officers today. I'm not against the idea of policing, it's that people cannot be trusted with the power society gives police officers who always end up abusing it. Such corruption is mitigated by breaking the role into separate distinct functions whose performance can be more easily assessed and adjusted.
Wayne isn’t the Only killer cop that walked our streets and had the Government, Police and the News media backing to keep stories from the public 😢