No front desk after more Met allegations in WCC?

With nine Met police suspended amid inquiry into claims of excessive force at Charing Cross Police Station, one wonders if it worthwhile for local residents of City of Westminster to go to front desk there as we are instructed from the ones that are being closed. 

The Met Police has long been known for its sexism, racism and misogyny. It’s not new. What perhaps is new is the refusal of some officers or staff to accept it as the norm and report it. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) said the allegations centre on Charing Cross police station in central London, the source of a previous scandal for the Metropolitan police. Watchdog says there are also allegations of discriminatory and misogynistic comments, centring on Charing Cross police station

Then on Saturdays right wing rally along Whitehall, Westminster council officers tried to
 
stop the rally by pulling the licence which upset  Stephen Yaxley-Lennon. Met
 
police refused to enforce it, which does pose the question of who’s side are they on at all.
 
Clearly not the local council and the residents it represents. 

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