the force received 1,487 complaints between 2008 and 2011. Of those, 345 were referred to the IPCC for investigation. The IPCC report concluded there had to be clearer information on what constitutes police corruption. In a statement, the Met said: "Whilst we aim to investigate allegations of misconduct as quickly as possible, the length of an investigation is often determined by the complex nature of some allegations which can be beyond the control of the MPS, as we may need to allow the judicial system or IPCC to complete their proceedings before the force can conclude an investigation. "While our aim is always to carry out this work in the quickest and most efficient way possible, we also have to ensure investigations are thorough and robust for the benefit of the complainant, the general public, the force as a whole and the officer under investigation." On the way to uni today i followed a police car, the vehicle was doing over 35mph in a 30mph area, the vehicle tuned 4 times and no signals were even attempted. Now if had been the other way around what do you think would have happened?? Oh it was a shame about those two in Manchester,Shame there was only 2! Anyone keeping up (trying to) with the Jimmy Saville abuse case will see many many many many examples of police failure and protection of these child abusers. I have little doubt the police are heavily involved in it. Steven Messham accused a senior Tory