Suffragent@Suffragent_ · Oct 4, 2024

I just asked @metpoliceuk for an update on this case. Scroll down for their response. A thread🧵 #TwoTierKeir…

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A Twitter thread criticizes the Metropolitan Police for failing to arrest someone in an assault case after 10 weeks, despite having facial recognition technology, a clear image of the suspect's face, and alleged evidence that police were present during the attack. The poster is filing a complaint with the Independent Office for Police Conduct and accuses both the Met Police and Nando's of refusing further communication.

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#1
I just asked @metpoliceuk for an update on this case. Scroll down for their response. A thread🧵 #TwoTierKeir #twotierjustice
#2
10 weeks on, still no arrest. No sense of urgency.
#3
Odd considering the Met use facial recognition technology. met.police.uk/advice/advice-…
#4
And they have a clear image of his face.
#5
My response.
#6
He could also be seen paying for his food - presumably with a card. If so, they’ll have access to his bank details.
#7
Here is a first-person account of the assault by the victim. She says she was completely let down by @metpoliceuk. If anyone has her details, pls share.
#8
@metpoliceuk Incredibly, she says @metpoliceuk were present at the time of the attack but still failed to take action. MAJOR red flags 🚩 🚩🚩🚩🚩
#9
@metpoliceuk Email from @NandosUK
#10
@metpoliceuk @NandosUK I’ve replied to the Met asking further questions, but am yet to receive a response. Will update accordingly.
#11
@metpoliceuk @NandosUK Latest: Met Police now ignoring all communication and FOI requests, so Im making a complaint to the IOPC (Independent Office for Police Conduct). Stay tuned.
#12
@metpoliceuk @NandosUK Nando's UK also refusing to communicate further.