Wimbledon High School head Fionnuala Kennedy made the remark in the wake of the David Carrick case.
She called the case "horrific" and said that she was "breathless with anger" about "the utter failing of the Met Police to protect girls and women".- the social media influencer is being investigated over allegations of sexual assault and exploitation, which he denies.Image source,Ms Kennedy told BBC London that the anger she expressed in her post was really "the anger of my students, and I'm the channel through which that is expressed".
Ms Kennedy said she felt it was her place to offer the advice she gave in her blog "as long as parents are in the loop".Ms Kennedy said she would still encourage her pupils to approach a police officer if they were in trouble But she defended her warning to pupils that they should be wary, saying "the police have done a good enough job on their own of developing distrust from the public".
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