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Detective Raped by David Carrick Says Met Chief Rowley Should Quit

Detective Raped by David Carrick Says Met Chief Rowley Should Quit

Katie Chan, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Met detective Linda Williams, raped in 2004 by fellow Met officer David Carrick, has told the BBC the force's handling of her compensation claim felt like being raped all over again. She said Met lawyers questioned her PTSD because she was attacked only once. Now settled, the serving officer is publicly urging Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley to resign, saying police culture has not changed enough.

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