
UK Metropolitan Police Use AI to Monitor Officer Misconduct
The Metropolitan Police in the UK are employing artificial intelligence tools provided by the American tech company Palantir to track staff behavior and address misconduct among officers.
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The Metropolitan Police in the UK are employing artificial intelligence tools provided by the American tech company Palantir to track staff behavior and address misconduct among officers.
Prince Andrew's Metropolitan Police protection detail was reportedly instructed to guard a dinner hosted by Jeffrey Epstein in New York.

London's Metropolitan Police are deploying AI tools from US firm Palantir to analyze staff behavior and identify misconduct, a move condemned by the Police Federation as 'automated suspicion'.

The Metropolitan Police are intensifying efforts to combat gangs recruiting children via Snapchat to steal phones, deploying drones, e-bikes, and live facial recognition.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has called on courts to stop releasing phone thieves who repeatedly reoffend and urged phone manufacturers to enhance security features to prevent resale.
Reports indicate that Prince Andrew's Metropolitan Police protection detail was instructed to guard a dinner hosted by Jeffrey Epstein in New York.

Emails reveal that Metropolitan Police officers assigned to Prince Andrew were instructed to guard Jeffrey Epstein's home. The Met states no wrongdoing by its protection officers has been identified 'at this time'.
Reports indicate that Prince Andrew's Metropolitan Police protection detail was instructed to guard a dinner hosted by Jeffrey Epstein in New York.

London's Metropolitan Police are searching for Daniel Boakye, a prisoner who escaped custody for the second time in a week while receiving hospital treatment.
Prince Andrew's Metropolitan Police protection officers were reportedly instructed to guard a dinner hosted by Jeffrey Epstein in New York.

The Metropolitan Police, the UK's largest police force, is implementing AI tools to report inappropriate behavior by officers. This initiative comes amidst a wave of controversies regarding officer conduct and vetting failures.

A Metropolitan Police firearms officer was dismissed for gross misconduct after it was discovered he was operating a pizza company while on long-term sick leave.

A legal challenge against the Metropolitan Police's policy requiring officers to declare membership in the Freemasons or similar organizations has been thrown out.