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Met Chief Condemns 'Vile' Racist Abuse of Award-Winning Muslim Officer

Met Chief Condemns 'Vile' Racist Abuse of Award-Winning Muslim Officer

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Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has condemned racist, anti-Islam and misogynistic abuse aimed at PC Fiona Shaik Umar after she won an award for supporting women in policing. One person shared an AI-made image showing her with a suicide bomb. Umar led the Hijab Project, which brought in new uniform options for Muslim women officers. Rowley called it a vile world for public servants.

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