Dimitar Cholakov is a former Metropolitan Police officer who trained under a dedicated mentor teaching real legislation and role-play, while powers above pushed Broken Windows Theory and BLM debates. He served on Safer Neighbourhoods in diverse Church Street, briefly with the Violence Suppression Unit learning intel-led policing, then Response at Charing Cross, understaffed shifts risking eventual crisis. He also translated in custody (Bulgarian/Greek/Croatian), holding Level 2 Public Order and Taser training.
Tomorrow, he is coming on to discuss his story and first-hand experience of the recruitment and training process, DEI within the force and the university degree requirements that he believes are unnecessary.
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A taboo question: How useful/practical are female officers in dealing with noncompliant male foreign nationals from highly patriarchal nations?
If basically every police officer has the same opinions about DEI, uni degrees, and actually solving crime, why is it so hard to just DOGE the met and similar organisations, get new leadership, and do the things that everyone is telling the police department to do?