The author of the devastating report into the Metropolitan police criticised Sir Mark Rowley for refusing to accept her description of the force as institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic, saying he was 'splitting hairs over words'. Louise Casey was speaking to the police and crime committee of the London assembly after the publication of her findings, which excoriated the Met and found widespread bias against the force's own staff and the public, with officers found to have got away with acts so serious they amounted to crimes
Met has ‘nowhere to hide’ after damning Casey report, say campaigners
Louise Casey accuses Met police chief of ‘hollow’ reasoning on failings