Met Police admits mistake in Cambridge professor plagiarism investigation
Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has acknowledged that his force made an error in its handling of an investigation into a reporter who was looking into plagiarism allegations against Cambridge professor Jason Arday. Rowley admitted the police "dropped the ball" in their response to the matter. The admission suggests the Met Police's approach to the investigation was inadequate or mishandled.
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Met Police boss admits mistake over Cambridge professor plagiarism row
Met Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has acknowledged that his force made an error in its handling of an investigation into a reporter who was examining plagiarism allegations against Cambridge professor Jason Arday. Rowley admitted the police "dropped the ball" in their response to the case. The admission suggests the Met Police's investigation process fell short of expectations in this matter.
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