
Paul Condon
Paul Condon is a former Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service in London, who served from 1993 to 2000. He is known for his leadership during a tumultuous period for the police force, including controversies surrounding police conduct and accountability. Recently, he appeared at the public inquiry into undercover policing, where he acknowledged that Scotland Yard had failed to control officers who committed serious abuses, contributing to a broader examination of the unethical practices employed by covert operations.
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Paul Condon, the former Met commissioner, admitted at the inquiry that Scotland Yard had failed to control the officers who committed abuses.
How the Met police spent £2.5m hiding spycop from former partner | PoliceThe Guardian·
United Kingdom· 2026-07-26



