then dominated and said, well, this is what prevent is about, or people who were concerned about prevent thinking it was a spying operation when it clearly wasn t, there have clearly been mistakes in the past i mean, the example of the spy cameras in birmingham very early on in prevent s stages, there were issues like that which caused detrimental failures and people not respect or appreciate the programme, so those types of challenges have continued, and i think having that engagement, continuing to engage with communities, explaining what the program is, addressing concerns i think that has got to continue in a much better way than we have seen previously. but are you sure a young sara khan, wearing a headscarf, going to talks by people talking about, no doubt, sharia and the spread of it or talking about a global caliphate, are you sure that a programme like that now would not have looked at you when you were growing up and said, look, we ought to get her in? look, i can only ta
is totally counter productive. you have talked about prevent not being perfect, about there being problems. it is under review, but what are you thinking of? i mean, there are lots of things that i saw. if people and if the government for example, and they did not do this effectively, they did not go out and explain to muslim communities what prevent is about, and in essence they left a vacuum, which in essence they left a vacuum, which when islamist then dominated and said this is what prevent is about, people who were concerned about prevent, thinking it was a spine operation when it simply wasn t, there have clear been mistakes in the past and the example of the spy cameras in birmingham very early on in prevent s stages, there were issues like that that caused detrimental failures and people not respecting and appreciating the programme, so those types of challenges have continued, and i think having that
he covertly recorded 31 women between 2017 2020 and stored the images on his police laptop. corbel, who has now resigned from the met, admitted to 19 counts of voyeurism. he was sentenced to three years in jail. the judge said his actions had seriously undermined public trust in the police. he was tracked down by fellow officers after an 18 month investigation. there is still disbelief when i hear of officers doing things such as this, because it s a betrayal, damaging trust and confidence. it really hurts. one of the women who we re calling jessica was booked by corbel after he found her photos on a modelling website. he introduced himself and said how he did photography as a hobby, and how he d seen my portfolio. there seemed to be nothing out of the ordinary about it. corbel had spy cameras hidden in an alarm clock and a phone charger to secretly record her naked. jessica was eventually called into a police station. it raises further questions