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Met vows to release body camera footage to show the 'good and bad'

Mark Rowley has scrapped a policy that footage should not be released as he wants Scotland Yard to be able to hit back at 'armchair critics' who spread 'false narratives' online.

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Met vows to release body camera footage to show the 'good and bad'

Mark Rowley has scrapped a policy that footage should not be released as he wants Scotland Yard to be able to hit back at 'armchair critics' who spread 'false narratives' online.

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Met police to release more bodyworn footage to combat edited clips and rebuild trust

Officers have faced criticism recently over their use of force in viral clips filmed by the public

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lunedì 25 maggio 2026·dailymail.com
Met vows to release body camera footage to show the 'good and bad'
Mark Rowley has scrapped a policy that footage should not be released as he wants Scotland Yard to be able to hit back at 'armchair critics' who spread 'false narratives' online.
martedì 26 maggio 2026·independent.co.uk
Met police to release more bodyworn footage to combat edited clips and rebuild trust
Officers have faced criticism recently over their use of force in viral clips filmed by the public

Met vows to release body camera footage to show the 'good and bad'

Met police to release more bodyworn footage to combat edited clips and rebuild trust

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Met vows to release body camera footage to show the 'good and bad'

Met police to release more bodyworn footage to combat edited clips and rebuild trust

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