"People KNEW He Was Dodgy!" | Officers Were Aware Of Wayne Couzens Alleged Sexual Offences

Sarah Everard’s family have hit out at the missed opportunities police had to confront her killer Wayne Couzens.

The findings of an inquiry uncovered a series of failures in recruitment and vetting processes that meant Couzens was able to remain a police officer despite an accusation of a sex offence.

The former Metropolitan Police officer was alleged to have committed a serious sexual assault against a child before joining the police in 2002.

In a statement, Miss Everard’s mother Sue, father Jeremy and siblings Katie and James said they had found hope that the “significant findings” announced in the first part of the Angiolini Inquiry could lead to changes to keep other women safe.

TalkTV's Ian Collins is joined by George Pascoe-Watson, former political editor at the Sun, to discuss how the Met failed to identify the danger of Couzens.

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