Chief Constable admits error kept Huntley off system

The Chief Constable whose force investigated allegations of rape and underage sex against Huntley today admitted there were “system failings and elements of human error“.

Chief Constable admits error kept Huntley off system
Wed, 17 Dec, 2003 - 17:25

The Chief Constable whose force investigated allegations of rape and underage sex against Huntley today admitted there were “system failings and elements of human error“.

David Westwood was speaking at a press conference where he revealed Humberside Police had 10 contacts with Huntley between 1995 and 1999.

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