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Metropolitan Police and allegations of corruption

01 January 1991

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Metropolitan Police and allegations of corruption
refdoc August=1991

D8203875 82/08/02

Further comment on the need for an investigation into alleged corruption in the
Metropolitan Police with the suggestion that London could learn from Scotland
where the Procurator-Fiscal shoulders many responsibilities which fall on the
police in England. (Tel 31/7 p10; O 1/8 p1; STel p16; G 2/8 p4; T p2)

Telegraph 82/07/31 p10; Observer 82/08/01 p1; Sunday Telegraph p16; Guardian
82/08/02 p4; Times p2

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