Police won't need Army amid firearms revolt after Chris Kaba charge

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : But public protection of course is the first priority.
65% : Speaking to LBC, Ms Maclean said: 'I think the public should be confident that public safety and public protection is always our first priority.
60% : The public will be safe, public protection is vitally important and that is always the priority for the Home Secretary.'Ms Maclean, talking about the Army being drafted in to support the Met, said the Government would do 'whatever it takes' to keep the public safe.
59% : The latest annual statistics on police firearms usage in England and Wales show a stable trend in the use of firearms by law enforcement agencies.
55% : He also suggested more contextual information about incidents could be released 'to ensure public confidence in policing'.
54% : We look forward to playing a full part of any review.'But Deborah Coles, director of the charity Inquest, said Sir Mark and Ms Braverman should concentrate on reforming the culture of the Met rather than changing the law around use of firearms.
52% : And of course, (there are) standard procedures for the MoD (Ministry of Defence) to work with civilian branches of government in a situation like this.
46% : The spokesman told reporters: 'I wouldn't get into when the Prime Minister does or not speak to secretaries of state.
45% : Why are armed officers handing in their guns and what's the law on using lethal force?Why are armed officers handing in their guns?A Met Police armed officer was charged with murder last week following the shooting of Chris Kaba, 24, in London last year.
43% : But the law is not clear-cut.
43% : Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has said there are enough firearms officers to keep London safe.READ MORE Now SOLDIERS are set to replace 'striking' armed police in London: Army offers to step in as dozens of Met Police firearms officers down their weapons in protest at colleague being charged with murder for fatal shooting of Chris KabaAdvertisement
38% : What is the law on police using lethal force?
38% : She said: 'Police cannot be judge, jury and executioner and must not be above the law.

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