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7:19Now PlayingMet Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley is in hot water today after he grabbed a journalist's microphone and tried to throw it to the ground after being asked about two-tier policing.
Scotland Yard responded and excused his behaviour on the basis that he was in a hurry. Is that a good enough excuse for disrespecting freedom of the press and causing (or nearly causing) criminal damage?
Chloe Dobbs responds.
ℹ️ About Chloe Dobbs
Chloe Dobbs is a political commentator who has contributed on GB News, TalkTV, Sky News, ITV News, and the BBC. Chloe makes independent commentary videos also, which can be found on her Instagram, YouTube and X accounts, all @dobbsandpolicy
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