English Mayors Oppose Met Chief’s Plan to Merge Police Forces
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Regional leaders in England have criticized the Metropolitan Police chief's proposal to consolidate 43 police forces into eight or ten larger units. They argue that this 'super-force' plan contradicts ongoing efforts toward devolution and local governance. The opposition highlights concerns about the impact on local policing autonomy.
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