He used his position as agent of the metropolitan police from London Baiting victims and sexually abusing them, ultimately forcing them to remain silent. It’s the new “unprecedented” scandal surrounding Lo Scotland Yardthe main investigative department of United Kingdomwhere the agent David CarrickArrested in 2021, he pleaded guilty in a Ben court 49 counts: 24 rapes against at least 12 womenas well as various sexual assaults and harassment. This was revealed by the Guardian, which explains how the disputed facts relate to a period in between 2000 and the 2021. According to a deputy commander of the Scotland Yard, Barbara Gray, quotes the English newspaper, would be “an unprecedented case in the whole of modern British police history in terms of the scope and criminal weight of the indictment”. An affair for which not even department heads have noticed the decades-old red flags about Carrick’s behavior, so much so that in 2009 they promoted him to a member of an elite armed unit or commando created to “protect” individuals. and offices of parliamentarians and diplomats such as embassies. Signals that they “could have allowed us to stop him earlier,” Gray noted.
“This man – repeated the prosecutor, Jaswant Narwhal – he played a role in which he was responsible for protecting the public, but in his private life he did exactly the opposite, humiliating, belittling, assaulting and raping various women, in a crescendo of crimes that only got worse, the more impunity he had . made it bolder.” Moor, who led the police investigation into CarrickHertfordshire He told the Guardian that the British agent’s abuse of power at the Met created “a great embarrassment”. “It is incredible to imagine that these crimes could have been committed by a police officer on duty. But those victims have now survived and have shown incredible courage in coming forward,” the investigator reiterated, according to which “the crimes (by Carrick, ed.) along with a significant number of other Met officers committed a deeply misogynistic crime.” Culture March allow to exist within the Met.”
Carrick isn’t the first sexual assault case he’s faced Scotland Yard. Wayne Couzens, a former service agent who was also in the special unit set up to protect political powerhouses and diplomatic offices in London, was actually sentenced to life in prison last year after being the protagonist in one of the cases feminicides That’s what shocked the British capital most, and outraged women: the killing of Sarah Everard in March 2021 was halted with the staging of a false arrest for phantom breaches of the Covid restrictions in place at the time, then bound, raped and cruelly slaughtered in the field.
Cover picture: WÄCHTER | David Carrick
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