The reputation of the police is so bad that figures show that the MORE likely an ethnic minority is to suffer racism, the LESS likely they are to bother to go to the police to report it. Even where a racial element was proved, figures show that judges increased the sentence in just one in five cases. Leeds player Michael Duberry admitted he was advised to lie by his expensive hotshot lawyer Peter McCormick. McCormick is also a director of Leeds United and responsible for team discipline. He said, 'Stay with the same statement and stick with it'.
Black people are still more likely to be arrested than white people.
The police are still less likely to identify suspects for murders involving black victims than for white victims. Ethnic minorities are still under-represented in the police service, the prison service, the lay magistracy and all senior posts in criminal justice agencies. Smears and cover up SOME OF the press and the establishment tried to launch a backlash against the Macpherson report as soon as it was published. Tory leader William Hague has repeatedly attacked the report, even saying last December that the death of black schoolboy Damilola Taylor could be laid at the door of the Macpherson report. These are wild slurs designed to do one thing only-cover up racism.