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Fascinating how much scum this profession collects. 
Maybe we should look into that..
This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 90%. (I'm a bot)


David Carrick, 48, who met some victims through dating websites, pleaded guilty to 49 offences, across two decades.
Carrick, who served with the Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command, met some victims through online dating sites such as Tinder and Badoo, and used his role as a police officer to gain their trust.
Sal Naseem, from the Independent Office for Police Conduct, said no opportunities to stop Carrick earlier had been identified by police so far.


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In the wake of the murder of Sarah Everard by a serving Met officer, the force publicly proclaimed its commitment to protecting women and launched an "action plan" to try to regain trust.
But it has now admitted its professional standards department made no attempt to check the full record of another officer accused of rape

If this doesn't say it all,... 
Their attitude is, "publicly we'll pay lip service to the problem while, in reality, we're going to just ignore it because doing anything would require too much effort. Plus, what's the big deal, it's just women, right?"
The culture of police abusing authority is global and will only stop when it becomes possible to hold them accountable without fear of reprisal by people in positions of power. >

"Bad paperwork"