Simon Levy murders: has anything changed in policing since Sarah Everard’s killing?

The Guardian is reporting on the case of Simon Levy, using it to ask whether British policing has actually changed since the killing of Sarah Everard. According to the paper, experts point to striking similarities between the two attackers' behavior and how their cases were handled. The report also describes the scene of Levy's crimes: a stretch of concrete paving behind a spiked two-meter wall, tucked off a delivery slip road near a B&M store on Tottenham High Street — ground the piece says he tried to turn into his own killing field.

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