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Absolutely guaranteed. As an institution, policing doesn't even see his behaviours as a problem.
From the article linked in that link, about their failure to investigate his prior offending: Ms Lee says the Met was also treating indecent exposure as a "low level" offence and that is why she was not asked to investigate immediately.
These are the bahaviours that escalate. They are the opportunity to stop sex offenders before they go on to commit more serious crimes. But the police treat it as an opportunity to tell sex cases that what they do is fine, boys will be boys, nothing see here.
Dismissing indecent exposure as ‘flashing’ led to the murder of Sarah Everard
Sack the lot of them. If they weren't actively contributing to these attitudes they were failing to challenge them. The only coppers not complicit in this are the ones that got hounded out of the job because they tried to challenge it.