we think the met is not able to assure all of us that its officers are of sufficient integrity and standards to be serving police officers, so, it needs to clean itself up. the met has lost the consent to police, the report believes. it can t protect its own staff and it can t provide adequate policing for the victims of crime. for too long, there has been a culture of denial about the scale of its problems. the details set out in this report of a broken force are frankly horrific. rape evidence that had to be discarded because the fridges in police stations didn t work, a sikh officer who had his beard cut by colleagues, a muslim officer who found bacon in his boots, and female officers routinely targeted and humiliated by their male counterparts. the voices in the report are bleak.
who brutalized her. she couldn t know that the real rapist was still on the loose. that s always been a hope of mine too. besides being exonerated was, you know, to completely convince everybody that i didn t do this, whether they believe in dna or not was to find the real perpetrator and convict him. for that, eddie lowery will have to wait six years. in may 2009 the fbi s dna database of convicted offenders turns up a cold hit. the rape evidence matches daniel brewer, a 53-year-old man living in the bronx. you know, when i came back here to new york, i thought all this was over with, but i was wrong. as a young man, daniel brewer served in the army and was stationed in ft. riley in kansas at the same time eddie lowery was there.
away in 1992. in the twilight of her life, she thought eddie lowery was the man who brutalized her. she couldn t know that the real rapist was still on the loose. that s always been a hope of mine, too. besides being exonerated was, you know, to completely convince everybody that i didn t do this, whether they believe in dna or not was to find the real perpetrator and convict him. for that, eddie lowery will have to wait six years. in may 2009 the fbi s dna database of convicted offenders turns up a cold hit. the rape evidence matches daniel brewer, a 53-year-old man living in the bronx. you know, when i came back here to new york, i thought all this was over with, but i was wrong.
i want to, and, you know, that s the best feeling in the world. the victim of the rape passed away in 1992. in the twilight of her life, she thought eddie lowery was the man who brutalized her. she couldn t know that the real rapist was still on the loose. that s always been a hope of mine too. besides being exonerated was, you know, to completely convince everybody that i didn t do this, whether they believe in dna or not was to find the real perpetrator and convict him. for that, eddie lowery will have to wait six years. in may 2009 the fbi s dna database of convicted offenders turns up a cold hit. the rape evidence matches daniel brewer, a 53-year-old man living in the bronx.
in may 2009 the fbi s dna database of convicted offenders turns up a cold hit. the rape evidence matches daniel brewer, a 53-year-old man living in the bronx. you know when i came back here to new york i thought all this was over with, but i was wrong. as a young man, daniel brewer served in the army and was stationed in ft. riley in kansas at the same time eddie lowery was there. but he drank hard, was kicked out of the army and spent time in prison for a cocaine conviction conviction. today brewer suffers from advanced diabetes. he has lost both of his legs, his eyesight and he needs dialysis three times a week to survive.