IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON HOW TO ACCESS THE MEMBERS SECTION

Welcome to our website relaunch, we hope our officers will enjoy the members section which is full of useful information and advice.

Any officer wishing to access the new members section (even if you have previously registered) must re-register on the site using their name, email address and warrant number.

You cannot use your work email and some officers have had difficulty using Met IT

Use a personal email and your own smartphone, laptop or tablet.

We advise against using your email as your username

For most officers their warrant number is a 6 digit number which does not include a p or their pay prefix.

You must be (or have been before retirement) a subscribing member of the Police Federation.

Once we have confirmed your warrant number, you will be able to access all areas of the site

For the best experience visiting our site you should use a more recent version of your browser application. Some officers may find that the images are not compatible with older versions of their browser.

Metropolitan Police Federation

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MPF Statement after NX1 and MY55 are exonerated

Being an operational firearms officer in London is one of the world’s toughest jobs.

Officers, who volunteer for the role, know the responsibility and accountability that comes with it.

But our police officers must have confidence that they have the protection needed to do the difficult and dangerous job society expects of them.

The Metropolitan Police Federation has supported Officer NX1 and Officer MY55 who have been through Criminal and now an IOPC directed Gross Misconduct proceedings following this incident.

Why? They have rightly been exonerated from doing any wrong.

Police officers have no issue with being held accountable for their actions – we are the most accountable of public services. But this oversight should be fair and timely… and not take more than five years.

Who from the hindsight brigade – taking years to pour over the split-second decisions our colleagues have to make to keep the public safe - is held to account for what they have unnecessarily and protractedly put our colleagues through?

We ask that our colleagues NX1 and MY55 are now left to carry on their careers.