Police officers forced to write 'anti-racism reflections' during diversity training as force accused of 'two-tier policing'

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Police officers forced to write 'anti-racism reflections' during diversity training as force accused of 'two-tier policing'

Police officers are being forced to write "anti-racism reflections" during diversity training as the industry continues to be hit with accusations of "two-tier policing". Surrey Police are now at the heart of a renewed row over diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programmes after it was revealed its officers were instructed to pen 500-word personal essays on what they think about their employer's view on racism. …