Official Inquiry Finds Police Failings in Wayne Couzens Case

A comprehensive report reveals systemic issues in police vetting and culture, highlighting the need for urgent reforms.

The inquiry into Wayne Couzens, the officer who murdered Sarah Everard, exposes severe vetting failures and a culture of misogyny within the police.
Couzens' history of sexual offenses and inappropriate behavior was repeatedly overlooked, allowing him to abuse his position of power.
The report calls for a sweeping overhaul of police practices and vetting procedures to prevent similar cases.
Victims and campaigners demand immediate action to restore trust in the police and ensure women's safety.
The government and police leadership pledge reforms, but critics argue that changes are overdue and must be implemented swiftly.