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  "path": "/uk/analysis/2026/03/03/met-police-chief-admits/",
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  "textContent": "Met Police Chief Sir Mark Rowley has told the BBC that he ‘can see why women don’t trust the police’. His interview comes as we mark the fifth anniversary of the murder of Sarah Everard, murdered in 2021 by a serving police officer in the Met. Referring to ‘several ghastly cases of police officers committing […]\n\nBy Maddison Wheeldon",
  "title": "Met Chief admits he ‘can see why women don’t trust police’ but ignores minorities"
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