Woman paid by Met Police regrets reporting.

A woman set up by the Met police chief in Hunter says she receives “no truth or accountability” from the force despite being paid huge sums of money.

Lorraine – not her real name – said: “The nine years of war was terrible, worse than anything that happened to me” and she regretted reporting it.

Mett apologizes and admits her experience with the Professional Standards Unit exacerbated her anxiety.

Among the things Baroness Casey highlighted in her was her experience Annoying review In the year In 2023, the Met, which said the force is “institutionally biased.” He said the force is working to improve the culture.

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The panel heard he sent her inappropriate messages over a two-year period and tried to isolate her from friends and family as part of a “deliberate” and “predatory” scheme to have sex with her.

Hunter in 2010 When he retired in 2019, he was under investigation in a case involving another vulnerable woman who he met during a security visit and had sex with.

A year later he was found guilty of gross misconduct for his behavior towards her.

Although the Met’s Directorate of Professional Standards (DPS) found out that Hunter had targeted another victim in similar circumstances, Lorraine’s complaints were ignored.

“The first officers I spoke to said police hunters only existed in the minds of Daily Mail readers,” she said. “That many officers find partners that way and nothing else.”

In the year In 2023, Lorraine’s experience featured prominently among the case studies in Baroness Casey’s damning review, which said she had been “traumatised” by both PC Hunter and her DPS treatment.

The report called for urgent reforms to the “institutionalised biased” force, including in the misconduct system, and said Lorraine’s case should be reviewed.

In August 2024, a disciplinary panel was finally held, but only after the Independent Office for the Conduct of Policing (IOPC) intervened and recommended that the Met arrest one.

Described as a “sex predator”, the predator uses his position to take advantage of vulnerable women He was found guilty of gross misconduct for the second time.