The Call for a Public Inquiry into Two-Tier Policing

There is a growing demand for a public inquiry into the practice of two-tier policing, which has become increasingly evident in recent events. The swift response of law enforcement to certain public disorders, compared to a much slower reaction to protests with a different narrative, raises serious questions about fairness in policing. Instances such as uncharged thugs who attacked police officers and the lack of consequences for specific protestors contribute to perceptions of bias within the system. Advocates argue that this disparity undermines the principle of justice and may further erode public confidence in policing.