Met Chief

• Re Carlo visita Golders Green per mostrare il suo sostegno, mentre il commissario rivela che il team antiterrorismo sta conducendo 11 indagini • Gli agenti antiterrorismo di Londra hanno avviato 11 indagini e arrestato 35 persone dopo "un periodo prolungato di attacchi" contro la comunità ebraica, ha rivelato il capo della più grande forza di polizia del Regno Unito. • In uno dei suoi commenti più severi sull'antisemitismo nel Regno Unito, Mark Rowley, commissario della Met, ha scritto in una lettera ai parlamentari: "Gli ebrei britannici attualmente non sono al sicuro nella loro città capitale."

Mark Rowley says Zack Polanski’s comments risk undermining officers confronting ‘dangerous’ suspectsThe Green party leader, Zack Polanski, thoughtlessly undermined the confidence of officers to deal with dangerous people by sharing a critical social media post after the Golders Green stabbings, according to the head of the Metropolitan police.Officers were filmed detaining the suspect after two Jewish people were stabbed in the north-west London suburb on Wednesday. Continue reading...

Mark Rowley defends officers who arrested suspect in Wednesday’s incident and calls on Green party leader to show solidarity The Metropolitan police chief has said that Green party leader Zack Polanski sharing a post about the arrest of the Golders Green terror suspect will have a “chilling effect”.Met officers arrested a 45-year-old man after two Jewish people were stabbed in the suburb of north-west London on Wednesday. Police said the suspect was shot with a stun gun to subdue him. Continue reading...

Abdullah Baig alleged Meta ignored flaws putting billions at risk, but a US judge ruled he lacked sufficient evidenceA US court has dismissed a lawsuit from WhatsApp’s former security chief, who alleged that parent company Meta ignored internal flaws he flagged about the messaging app’s digital defenses.Abdullah Baig, who claims he was fired in retaliation for raising these concerns, had alleged that billions of users had been put at risk because of these vulnerabilities. Thousands of employees could view sensitive user data, including profile photos and location, Baig claimed in the lawsuit filed in September. A judge ruled he had not presented enough evidence to move forward. Continue reading...