Published 3 months ago

Met Police apologises for 'openly Jewish' comment

An officer expressed concerns that a man's Jewish appearance could incite a reaction from protesters as he walked in London after synagogue visit.
Metropolitan Police apologized for the officer's comments but emphasized counterdemonstrators should be cautious as their presence can be provocative.
The force acknowledged causing offense when discussing protest policing, aiming to ensure Jewish Londoners' safety in the city.

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BBC News

Met Police apologises for 'openly Jewish' comment

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The Guardian

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Daily Express

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abc News

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