Prime Minister, Boris Johnson admits the public is losing confidence in the police

The transcript discusses the lack of public confidence in the justice system, particularly regarding rape cases. It highlights the frustration with police handling and the low prosecution rates. The rarity of certain crimes, like the murder of Sarah Alvarado, is mentioned, along with the government's unsatisfactory record. The dedication of police officers is acknowledged, despite challenges such as budget cuts.

What is the main concern expressed by the speaker regarding the criminal justice system?

• The shortage of police officers

• The increase in crime rates

• The lack of public confidence in handling rape accusations

• The high cost of legal proceedings

What feeling is caused by the low rate of successful prosecutions, according to the speaker?

• Indifference

• Satisfaction

• Frustration

• Contentment

How does the speaker describe the occurrence of appalling crimes like the murder of Sarah Alvarado?

• Very common and increasing

• Uncommon and decreasing

• Rare and not increasing

• Frequent but decreasing

What is the speaker's view on the police's performance?

• They are overpaid

• They are doing a wonderful job

• They are not doing enough

• They are not needed

What challenge faced by the police is mentioned by the speaker?

• Budget cuts

• Excessive workload

• Lack of training

• Poor leadership