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Sir Ian Blair was last night facing his worst race crisis as commissioner of the Metropolitan police, after it was announced that Britain's most senior Muslim officer would sue the force for racial discrimination and victimisation. The decision was announced after assistant commissioner Tarique Ghaffur, the force's number three in command, met with Blair, who had summoned him to crisis talks, with the threat of disciplinary action if he refused to attend.
Blair's attempt to head off the crisis did not work, and after the hour-long meeting, Ghaffur met members of the National Black Pol... Read more
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Mickelberg case prompts call f
A criminologist has called for Western Australia Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan to have more powers to deal with under-performing senior officers.
The call by criminologist David Indermaur comes after a public apology by Commissioner O'Callaghan to the Mickelberg brothers yesterday and a number of other problems with high-profile cases this year.
Mr Indermaur says many of the problem cases have been from the 90s and earlier.
He says there should be a review of the WA Police Service.
"I think we need to strengthen the hand of the Commissioner to be able to make the changes that are necessary to actually achieve a modern, professional police force," he said.
"That means being able to hold his officers accountable for their performance and being able to move police officers that are under-performing."
He says there needs to be generational renewal, particularly in regards to some senior police.
"Unfortunately we don't have, yet, the ability to remove police who are not performing as well as they should be," he said.
"There's a very powerful police union that will oppose any moves to move police who are under-peforming."
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