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Why is trust in police low?

Low confidence in policing, particularly within black communities, can stem from historical issues, perceived unfair treatment, or a lack of accountability. This story points out that this reduced trust deters victims and witnesses from coming forward, which then hinders investigations and contributes to the higher rate of unsolved murders involving non-white victims.

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Nine in ten unsolved London murders had non-white victims

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