No more investigations into 'non-crime hate incidents' after Linehan case, Met Police says

Free speech wins? London police to stop investigating social media posts that aren’t crimes

LONDON, Oct 21 — London police said Monday they would stop investigating “non-crime hate incidents” after they were criticised for arresting a comedy writer over anti-transgender social media posts.London’s police commissioner Mark Rowley called for greater clarity on handling offensive social media posts after Graham Linehan – writer of “Father Ted” and the “IT Crowd” – was detained after landing at Heathrow Airport in September over three post…

London police to end probes into non-crime hate incidents after Linehan case

London's Metropolitan Police will no longer investigate non-crime hate incidents. This shift aims to prioritise criminal cases and reduce policing of divisive culture war debates.

Britain's Largest Police Force Says It'll Finally Stop Investigating Thought Crimes

UK Met Police announced they will no longer investigate non-crime hate incidents, to "focus on matters that meet the threshold for criminal investigations."

Graham Linehan reveals plans to 'sue' Met Police after 'frightening' ordeal

Graham Linehan has spoken out after having charges against him dropped by the Metropolitan Police over a social media post.Speaking to GB News in an exclusive interview, the comedian branded the probe "absurd" and said the police force are "errand boys for trans activists".FULL STORY HERE. Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

End of an Era? Police To No Longer Investigate Non-Crime Hate Incidents

Casea against comedy writer Graham Linehan has collapsed so comprehensively police say they will now no longer now investigate NCHIs at all.

Prosecutors end case over Linehan airport arrest

UK prosecutors on Monday said they would take “no further action” in a case that became embroiled in a free speech row after award-winning comedy writer...