Anyone have advice re terrible Met police behaviour

[thestudio]

Hello all and sorry for thread double up but if you know anything solid about Met Police statutory or self-imposed duties wrt how they protect the Survivor in a complaint of sexual and other violence, is there any chance you could comment here?

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/5504979-to-ask-for-solid-advice-on-police-obligations-re-harrassment-by-abusive-ex?reply=151153779

The meeting is first thing tomorrow so no time to fuck around.

Come on people, surely one of the women that I've known through here under other names has some advice?

Bit fucking depressing if not tbh

Have you consulted groups like Rights of Women https://www.rightsofwomen.org.uk/get-advice/family-law/

Or Centre for Women's Justice https://www.centreforwomensjustice.org.uk/

And if the survivor concerned has had support from Women's Aid they should have advice via their support service.

Its quite a specific set of knowledge.

And of coure the difference between what should be done, and what the police actually do.

No - sorry to be brusque but the whole point is that there will be a meeting first thing tomorrw and I need URGENT advice from feminists about the Met's obligations wrt complaints about VAWG.

You asked for advice re statutory obligations.

Feminists opinions or campaign objectives rarely match "statutory obligations"!

Although feminists groups with legal training might have been able to tell you the gap between the ideal and the reality.