A senior Tory has suggested officers should have their actions recorded as he called for an inquiry into police culture in the wake of the Plebgate row. Former shadow home secretary David Davis said police should wear a small camera and microphone to record all contact with the public. Mr Davis, writing in The Times, claimed there was a crisis of ethics in the service and that the controversial move would help rebuild a decline in public trust. His call came as three officers caught up in the row, as well as their chief constables and representatives of the police watchdog, were preparing to give evidence to MPs. #4
Posted on: Wed, 23 Oct 2013 11:02:41 +0000
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