Oh my god felix you are making yourself look stupid.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-64283783
Carrick joined the Met, aged 26, in 2001, after a spell in the Army. He had passed the vetting procedure despite having twice in the previous year been implicated, although not arrested or charged, in possible offences - including burglary, involving a former partner he had refused to accept he was no longer in a relationship with.
In 2002, Carrick, the rookie cop, was investigated by his own force, after being accused of assaulting and harassing an ex-partner. There were no criminal charges and he was not referred to the Met's directorate of professional standards.
In 2017, he sailed through his police re-vetting - but two years later, he was accused of grabbing a woman by the neck. Again, there were no criminal charges. And although the Met was informed, it decided against a misconduct process
And today the Met commander said "We have failed. And I'm sorry. He should not have been a police officer"
"This man abused women in the most disgusting manner. It is sickening. We've let women and girls down, and indeed we've let Londoners down. The women who suffered and survived this violence have been unimaginably brave and courageous in coming forward.
"I do understand also that this will lead to some women across London questioning whether they can trust the Met to keep them safe."
"We haven't applied the same sense of ruthlessness to guarding our own integrity that we routinely apply to confronting criminals."
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-64293158
There's no question of serious failings here. He should never have been approved to join because of his history of DA, he wasn't investigated properly for repeated offences.
There's no equivalence between false allegations against KJK and this.