That's true and goes to my point. There's a classism at work here that isn't about the style of policing. For the UK, class is the defining structural issue, n

That's true and goes to my point. There's a classism at work here that isn't about the style of policing. For the UK, class is the defining structural issue, not race. Journalists and the police have typically protected and respected the upper-middle. That's interacting here with a police oversight in an usual way