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The '''Metropolitan Police Service''' (MPS) is a [[police force]]. It has jurisdiction over all of London except the "square mile", where an entirely separate and legally anomalous force, the [[City of London Police]] has jurisdiction. | The '''Metropolitan Police Service''' (MPS) is a [[police force]]. It has jurisdiction over all of London except the "square mile", where an entirely separate and legally anomalous force, the [[City of London Police]] has jurisdiction. | ||
Revision as of 16:07, 7 November 2017
 Metropolitan Police  (Police)    | |
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| Abbreviation | MPS |
| Motto | Total Policing |
| Predecessor | • Bow Street Runners • Marine Police Force |
| Headquarters | New Scotland Yard |
| Leader | Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis |
| Subgroups | • Metropolitan Police Anti-Terrorist Branch •  UK Special Branch•  Muslim Contact Unit• Special Demonstration Squad • Diplomatic Protection Group |
| Staff | 48,661 |
| Interest of | Laurie Flynn, Kit Malthouse |
| Subpage | •Metropolitan Police/Anti-Terrorist Branch |
The Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) is a police force. It has jurisdiction over all of London except the "square mile", where an entirely separate and legally anomalous force, the City of London Police has jurisdiction.
Contents
"War on Terror"
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“War on Terror”
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The Metropolitan Police Service's Counter Terrorism Command published a statement following the release of video which apparently shows a British-accented ISIS jihadi decapitating kidnapped journalist James Foley in 2014. It read: "We would like to remind the public that viewing, downloading or disseminating extremist material within the UK may constitute an offence under Terrorism legislation." When challenged about this, a spokesman clarified that "Viewing the video could be taken into consideration if any other information comes to light", but on its own would not be prosecuted.[1]
Mass surveillance
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Mass surveillance
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The Metropolitan Police is actively researching mass surveillance technologies, including facial recognition. In 2017 it was criticised by Paul WIles, the UK government's Biometrics watchdog, for carrying out these trials in secret, without promising to publish results.[2]
Diplomatic Protection Group
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Diplomatic Protection Group
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The Metropolitan Police Service has responsibility for the protection of the diplomatic community in London, under the provisions of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations 1961. In November 1974, the Diplomatic Protection Group (DPG) was formed with the sole task of ensuring the security and protection of the diplomatic missions in Central London, to the exclusion of ordinary police duties. Initially the group was staffed by volunteers and nominated officers performing a six-month attachment. In 1979 the DPG became a permanent Command in the Met Police, with protection now being provided by permanent officers.
Since its creation the Diplomatic Protection Group has been involved in a number of significant events. One of the most famous is the 1980 Iranian Embassy Siege. Constable Trevor Lock was on duty when along with embassy staff he was taken hostage by terrorists. He was eventually freed by the British Army's Special Air Service who stormed the embassy six days later.
The role of the DPG has developed since its formation, with officers now involved with the protection of certain Government sites in addition to providing personal protection when required. Officers are regularly deployed to support major events such as State Visits and the Queen's Birthday Parade.[3]
See also
Events carried out
| Event | Location | Description |
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| 2008 Counter-Terrorism advertising campaign | A UK government program to ramp up fear of "terrorism" that was banned after public complaints. | |
| Operation Crevice | London UK | A raid launched in the UK on the so-called "fertiliser bomb plotters". |
An Office Holder on Wikispooks
| Name | From | To |
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| Allan Dorans | 1972 | 1987 |
Employees on Wikispooks
Event Participated in
| Event | Start | End | Location(s) | Description |
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| Pacific Eclipse | 9 December 2019 | 10 December 2019 | Washington DC Phoenix Honolulu | December 2019 pandemic planning exercise. Using mathematical modelling to create scary-sounding predictions for a smallpox epidemic, the real purpose of the exercise was to indoctrinate the participants from 200 organizations in the necessity of coerced "interventions" to avoid a doomsday scenario. The indoctrination came to fruition during the fake official narrative during Covid. |
Related Documents
| Title | Type | Publication date | Author(s) | Description |
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| Document:The Salisbury Poisoning One Year On - An Open Letter to the Metropolitan Police | open letter | Rob Slane | ||
| Document:Why the secret handshake between police and Freemasons should worry us | Article | 2 January 2018 | Duncan Campbell | Successive Met Commissioners have tried to end the society’s influence. It is as clear as ever that membership of both bodies is incompatible with public service. |
