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A MET Police detective, who spent four of his thirty years on the force in the Freemasons says that he was told to leave by a very senior officer. Retired detective Mick Randall (above), who now runs private investigation firm Fedora investigations, said the lodge he was in turned out to be, unbeknown to him, linked to "unbelieveable corruption." He posted on Linkedin after the Met Police announced on Thursday that all officers must now declare any past or current involvement

JOINING a gym places police officers at more risk of coming into contact with criminals and corruption than freemasonry, a source has claimed. The policing source spoke out after the Met Police announced this week that from Thursday, December 11, all of its officers would have to decalre past or current freemasonry membership, due to concerns over potential corruption. The source said: "Joining the gym is more of a risk of coming into contact with criminals in terms of what's

THIS is the first picture of a former Met Police officer who has been jailed for nine years after admitting being a mole for an organised crime gang and helping crooks to move about £5 million of cash. Neil Sinclair, 62, was jailed at Southwark Crown Court on Friday, October 21 2025, after he pleaded guilty in June to three counts of misconduct in public office and two counts of entering into an arrangement to facilitate the acquisition, retention, use or control of criminal

A POLICE force has suspended "work from home" rights for 26 police officers, staff and contractors after it placed them under formal...

The Met has begun a consultation on adding Freemasonry to its declarable associations policy after admitting it receives concerns from...

On March 21 2023 there were widespread headlines that the Met Police was institutionally Racist, homophobic and corrupt. The damning...

Detective Inspector Taylor Flanagan-Clark, 32, attached to the north west local investigations team has been charged with one count of...

ANOTHER Met Police officer accused of sexual misconduct has had his name withheld. The man referred to only as Officer X will answer...

A Crown Court judge dismissed an unexplained clear error of fact presented by the CPS, during a Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA) restraining...

A man claimed police and the CPS "slipped a page out of a statement" during his criminal trial and "stole a Range Rover" that should have...