Why I'm no longer talking to institutionally racist police Why I'm no longer talking to institutionally racist police

Michael and Chantelle are back with their mix of views on the hot topics relating to policing in the UK.

Joining Chantelle Lunt and Michael Morgan this week are Mandu Reid and Activist / Campaigner Zayna Iman. This episode comes with a trigger warning as it contains conversations around drugs, rape and mental distress.

Hosts Michael Morgan and Chantelle Lunt are joined by this week's guest legendary activist, campaigner and current Chair of the Alliance for Police Accountability, Lee Jasper.

With their acerbic wit and candid takes Michael Morgan and Chantelle Lunt are back with their opinions about the latest UK police based news without fear or favour.

This week Chantelle and Michael talk to Siyanda Mngaza.
Siyanda Mngaza, is a young 24-year-old black woman from Caerphilly, South Wales formerly a HR officer for South Wales Fire Service. Aged 20 Siyanda was the victim of a vicious racist attack that took place on the 25th May 2019 at a camping site in Brecon, Wales.

During the brutal attack, they left her with a severe black eye and marks on her face. Siyanda was left with no choice but to defend herself.

As a result, and following in the tradition and tragic history of institutional racist policing responses to racist attacks, that sees victims arrested instead of perpetrators Siyanda was charged with GBH with intent by Dyfed Powys Police.

After an appalling biased police investigation and many evidential flaws and errors, Siyanda was eventually convicted and unbelievably jailed for four and a half years.

Chantelle Lunt and Michael Morgan return for series two of their straight no chaser look at policing in the UK. This week they are giving their take on David Carrick a Metropolitan Police armed officer who used his role to put fear into his victims has admitted dozens of rape and sexual offences against 12 women. The hierarchy of racism, the 1000's of Met Police personnel under investigation for sexual misconduct and more.