equationgirl
Respect my existence or expect my resistance
I see what you did there - yes, mustn't grumble.
Filth by name. . .
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GarveyLives
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Former police officer, Andrew Stevens, who sent inappropriate images of himself in uniform while on duty, would have been dismissed from Staffordshire Police had he not resigned, a misconduct hearing has found:
Ex-Staffordshire Police officer sent inappropriate images
equationgirl
Respect my existence or expect my resistance
And some more (although it's not clear if this includes the above mentioned charges or not):
Met policeman David Carrick charged with further rapes
David Carrick is accused of a total of 29 crimes against eight women between 2009 and 2020.
www.bbc.co.uk
GarveyLives
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The Crown Prosecution Service has now said that it has authorised Hertfordshire Police to charge PC David Carrick of the Metropolitan Police's Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command with nine additional offences which relate to allegations involving different four women, including six counts of rape.
In total, PC David Carrick is now charged with 29 different offences against eight different women between 2009 and 2020, including:
• Thirteen counts of rape;
• Five counts of sexual assault;
• Three counts of assault by penetration;
• Three counts of coercive and controlling behaviour;
• Two counts of false imprisonment;
• One count of attempted rape;
• One count of attempted sexual assault by penetration;
• One count of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent.
(Source: as stated in image)
PC David Carrick will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on 12 January 2022 in relation to the new charges. PC David Carrick is already due to stand trial at St Albans Crown Court in relation to the 21 earlier charges.
kenny g
Sheeple Awake!
Scrumpy Jack has a lot to answer for.
The Crown Prosecution Service has now said that it has authorised Hertfordshire Police to charge PC David Carrick of the Metropolitan Police's Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection Command with nine additional offences which relate to allegations involving different four women, including six counts of rape.
In total, PC David Carrick is now charged with 29 different offences against eight different women between 2009 and 2020, including:
• Thirteen counts of rape;
• Five counts of sexual assault;
• Three counts of assault by penetration;
• Three counts of coercive and controlling behaviour;
• Two counts of false imprisonment;
• One count of attempted rape;
• One count of attempted sexual assault by penetration;
• One count of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent.
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PC David Carrick will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on 12 January 2022 in relation to the new charges. PC David Carrick is already due to stand trial at St Albans Crown Court in relation to the 21 earlier charges.
GarveyLives
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This is 51 year-old father-of-three, former PC Paul Chadwick of Gwent Police ...
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... on 20 December 2021, having previously pleaded guilty to two charges of misconduct in public office, former PC Paul Chadwick was sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment at Cardiff Crown Court.
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Former PC Paul Chadwick was imprisoned over relationships he had last year with two vulnerable women who had given him witness statements. Former PC Paul Chadwick had sex with the first vulnerable woman up to 20 times during a four-month period after she had reported an assault. He also kissed and exchanged over 240 text messages - some of a sexual nature discussing sexual preferences or sexual positions - with the second vulnerable woman. Defending former PC Paul Chadwick, Susan Ferrier said: "At the time this happened there were a number of factors which were affecting him. His wife had been diagnosed with cancer. This diagnosis was just before they were due to marry, and she was still receiving and does in fact still receive treatment.
Former PC Paul Chadwick retired from Gwent Police in June 2021, before these offences came to trial.
Lurdan
old wave
Have we had this one ? (Bit hard to keep up)
Police officer appears in court over alleged inappropriate relationships with women - Sky News
So I went over to the IOPC site to look at their press release about him and instead found this about yet another one.
Surrey Police officer given final written warning for inappropriate relationship with woman - Independent Office for Police Conduct
According to Surrey Live:
You'd think that someone ought to be telling the filth that 'Me Too' doesn't mean what they evidently think it does.
Police officer appears in court over alleged inappropriate relationships with women - Sky News
So I went over to the IOPC site to look at their press release about him and instead found this about yet another one.
Surrey Police officer given final written warning for inappropriate relationship with woman - Independent Office for Police Conduct
According to Surrey Live:
You'd think that someone ought to be telling the filth that 'Me Too' doesn't mean what they evidently think it does.
Dystopiary
putting up a hook to hang my hopes upon
That's his defence! It just makes him sound even more of a bad person.
equationgirl
Respect my existence or expect my resistance
Yeah, it's not doing much for his credibility. Obviously thought if it was good enough for Bojo, it was good enough for him. Disgraceful.
GarveyLives
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Meet 40 year-old father-of-two, PC Daniel Wallwork, of Avon and Somerset Police ...
... earlier today, he was dismissed without notice for gross misconduct.
PC Daniel Wallwork was sent to an address in Radstock on 16 April 2020 following the sudden death of 42-year-old Sharon Louise Stone, a woman he knew to be vulnerable. While at the address, PC Daniel Wallwork used his own personal phone to take a photo of The Late Sharon Louise Stone as she lay dead, partially clothed and face down on a bed, before sending it to PC Steve Carey on WhatsApp. Both had had previous policing contact with The Late Sharon Louise Stone.
The accompanying message read: "Look who’s turned up dead".
The image was still on PC Daniel Wallwork's personal phone when it was examined by investigators, although he claimed he believed he had deleted it. PC Daniel Wallwork served in the Army with the Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers and as a prison officer before joining the police in 2014.
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
There is a reasonable argument to be made that, since police officers encounter all kinds of upsetting and gruesome situations in their work, that this kind of hardening to such things is inevitable. It is, if you don't establish a thoroughly embedded psychological wellbeing approach to pre-empt such hardening.
Meet 40 year-old father-of-two, PC Daniel Wallwork, of Avon and Somerset Police ...
... earlier today, he was dismissed without notice for gross misconduct.
PC Daniel Wallwork was sent to an address in Radstock on 16 April 2020 following the sudden death of 42-year-old Sharon Louise Stone, a woman he knew to be vulnerable. While at the address, PC Daniel Wallwork used his own personal phone to take a photo of The Late Sharon Louise Stone as she lay dead, partially clothed and face down on a bed, before sending it to PC Steve Carey on WhatsApp. Both had had previous policing contact with The Late Sharon Louise Stone.
The accompanying message read: "Look who’s turned up dead".
The image was still on PC Daniel Wallwork's personal phone when it was examined by investigators, although he claimed he believed he had deleted it. PC Daniel Wallwork served in the Army with the Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers and as a prison officer before joining the police in 2014.
Each of these officers is culpable - nothing can excuse the decisions and choices they made. But the responsibility goes a long, long way further up the chain.
GarveyLives
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Chief Superintendent Paul Martin and Chief Inspector Davinder Kandohla of the Metropolitan Police have both been dismissed without notice for gross misconduct, both having been found to have breached standards of professional behaviour.
Chief Superintendent Paul Martin and Chief Inspector Davinder Kandohla were both found to have failed to declare conflicts of interest in a promotion, been involved in improper spending of police funds and mistreated more junior colleagues.
The disciplinary panel found that Chief Superintendent Paul Martin did not disclose a conflict of interest in the promotion process for Chief Inspector Davinder Kandohla. Chief Superintendent Paul Martin was also found to have misused a corporate credit card and behaved badly towards a pregnant colleague.
Chief Inspector Davinder Kandohla failed to declare a conflict of interest in his own promotion process, misled an investigation into an expenses claim he had made and also behaved badly towards junior colleagues, the disciplinary panel found.
The same disciplinary panel also considered allegations against two other officers.
Sergeant James Di-Luzio was found to have misused a corporate credit card and behaved badly towards his junior colleagues and was issued with management advice.
Allegations made against PC Karina Kandohla were not proven.
Chief Inspector Davinder Kandohla (left) and Chief Superintendent Paul Martin (right) at work ... before they were dismissed without notice.
(Source: as stated in image)
"Have you got one of these?"
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
Crime reporter Jon Austin provided some detail on the actual offences and alleged offences in this pre-hearing report:
Chief Superintendent Paul Martin and Chief Inspector Davinder Kandohla of the Metropolitan Police have both been dismissed without notice for gross misconduct, both having been found to have breached standards of professional behaviour.
Chief Superintendent Paul Martin and Chief Inspector Davinder Kandohla were both found to have failed to declare conflicts of interest in a promotion, been involved in improper spending of police funds and mistreated more junior colleagues.
The disciplinary panel found that Chief Superintendent Paul Martin did not disclose a conflict of interest in the promotion process for Chief Inspector Davinder Kandohla. Chief Superintendent Paul Martin was also found to have misused a corporate credit card and behaved badly towards a pregnant colleague.
Chief Inspector Davinder Kandohla failed to declare a conflict of interest in his own promotion process, misled an investigation into an expenses claim he had made and also behaved badly towards junior colleagues, the disciplinary panel found.
The same disciplinary panel also considered allegations against two other officers.
Sergeant James Di-Luzio was found to have misused a corporate credit card and behaved badly towards his junior colleagues and was issued with management advice.
Allegations made against PC Karina Kandohla were not proven.
Chief Inspector Davinder Kandohla (left) and Chief Superintendent Paul Martin (right) at work ... before they were dismissed without notice.
(Source: as stated in image)
"Have you got one of these?"
LINE OF DUTY: Senior Met officers in probe over bullying, credit card and false DPS investigation
FOUR Met Police officers, including a borough commander, a chief inspector and a police sergeant are facing disciplinary proceedings amid allegations of bullying, false allegations about a colleague, misuse of a corporate credit card and issues during promotional assessments.The month-long...
GarveyLives
Well-Known Member
Earlier today, 33 year-old PC Will Scott-Barrett of the Metropolitan Police's intelligence command pleaded guilty at Isleworth Crown Court to a charge of sexual communication with a child on or before 3 February last year. PC Will Scott-Barrett was off-duty at the time that he sent videos of himself performing a sex act as well as pictures of his genitalia to the child, who was aged 15 at the time, on Snapchat and Discord social media apps; these activities are reported to be unconnected with PC Will Scott-Barrett's role in the Metropolitan Police.
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PC Will Scott-Barrett who, while serving as a member of the Northcote Safer Neighbourhood Team in March 2016, had helped save the life of a man who had collapsed in the street n Battersea, will be sentenced at Isleworth Crown Court on 28 February 2022.
JimW
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PC guilty of gross misconduct over colleague shower filming
Jonathan Eaton, who has since quit his job, was acquitted of a voyeurism charge last year
Just a minor point here - and certainly not defending him or his actions - it’s quite common for cops to resign just prior to the hearing - but “allowed” isn’t really the right word as it’s an option to anyone who’s been suspended in any job role really.Perving at a colleague, allowed to resign.PC guilty of gross misconduct over colleague shower filming
Jonathan Eaton, who has since quit his job, was acquitted of a voyeurism charge last yearwww.gloucestershirelive.co.uk
When this happens it is recorded in police HR systems as “resigned - would have been dismissed” so it’s not totally brushed under the carpet.
I’m not 100% sure of the impact on pension of either dismissal or “would have been dismissed” - I think you need to have been convicted of a crime - but while you’re suspended on full pay you’re certainly still accruing time in the scheme - and of course being paid.
At worst I think a pension would be based only on the cops own contributions, so no employer contributions included in any pension payment made to a disgraced ex cop.
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DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
Suspect that Ian Tomlinson might have a different perspective on that, except for the fact that he's dead and not capable of holding any perspectives at all, what with his having been murdered by Simon 'retired from Met to avoid disciplinary, hired as civvie then rejoined as TSG thug' Harwood
Quite - perhaps the irony in my post was not sufficiently clear.
I was trying to point out that it isn’t recorded the same way within an HR system as a regular resignation. As you say, makes very little difference to the victim
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Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
Met Police detective Neil Corbel jailed for three years for voyeurism
Det Insp Neil Corbel covertly recorded women with spy cameras in hotel rooms over several years.
www.bbc.co.uk
A model who was secretly filmed by a senior detective has been left with bald spots after pulling out her hair through stress, a court has heard.
Met Police Det Insp Neil Corbel conducted fake photoshoots in hotel rooms and Airbnbs across the UK.
He used cameras in tissue boxes, phone chargers and glasses to film women. The model told Isleworth Crown Court her life had been "completely derailed".
"The fact he is a policeman is a huge deal," one said. "These people are meant to protect us.
"Following the murder of Sarah Everard this feels a very frightening time to be a woman.
"If the police can't protect us what can we do?"
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
Met apologises to woman for ‘sexist, derogatory’ language in strip-search
Force pays compensation to Dr Konstancja Duff for language used after CCTV captures officers’ comments
Amazing. The police are cunts. Who knew.
On a slightly different slant here though, I (a guy) was subjected to some pretty awful shit by an all female team while my ex and her friend stood by sniggering, them in the warmth of the inside of a tube station, me being made to stand outside while this went on. I was also on crutches at the time with a broken ankle and when I asked if I could make a complaint I was told I couldn't and at that point I just gave in and hobbled downstairs.
What can you do. It's men, its women. If you work for the pigs you're exactly that.
My 'crime' by the way was asking the ex in question why she was two hours late to pick up our son from outside the tube station. Controlling a 2yo kid while on crutches in January is not easy so I decided to 'leg' it with said son before being intercepted by the cops. The mockery was the worst. They asked if I would prefer to sit in the squad car rather than outside the station. Cunts.
On a slightly different slant here though, I (a guy) was subjected to some pretty awful shit by an all female team while my ex and her friend stood by sniggering, them in the warmth of the inside of a tube station, me being made to stand outside while this went on. I was also on crutches at the time with a broken ankle and when I asked if I could make a complaint I was told I couldn't and at that point I just gave in and hobbled downstairs.
What can you do. It's men, its women. If you work for the pigs you're exactly that.
My 'crime' by the way was asking the ex in question why she was two hours late to pick up our son from outside the tube station. Controlling a 2yo kid while on crutches in January is not easy so I decided to 'leg' it with said son before being intercepted by the cops. The mockery was the worst. They asked if I would prefer to sit in the squad car rather than outside the station. Cunts.
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
I wonder when (if?) the police are going to stop regarding these things as a series of isolated occurrences, and actually admit to themselves that this is part of an endemic culture of oppression, sexism, racism, and violence?
equationgirl
Respect my existence or expect my resistance
existentialist one really hopes sooner rather later, however my sceptical side says 'never'.
planetgeli
There's no future in England's dreaming
Met apologises to woman for ‘sexist, derogatory’ language in strip-search
Force pays compensation to Dr Konstancja Duff for language used after CCTV captures officers’ commentswww.theguardian.com
Yeah I read this earlier. Good to see things have changed at Stoke Newington since the bad old days eh?
Cunts.
Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
Met apologises to woman for ‘sexist, derogatory’ language in strip-search
Force pays compensation to Dr Konstancja Duff for language used after CCTV captures officers’ comments
“The crucial issue is that racism, misogyny [and] sexual violence, are normalised in policing,” said Duff, who has written widely on the politics of police abolition.
“And the way in which they treated me, the fact that’s normal is shown by the way that at every level of the system it was rubber-stamped for eight years.
“Because the scrutiny is always placed on the person who has been subject to violent policing, looking for something about them which means that they deserved it. Any way in which you have not complied, or you have stood up to them, or you have resisted, is taken as a justification for an escalation of force and violence against you.”
Good for her seeing that through, not sure I'd have the stomach for a fight like that.
Raheem
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Unless I'm misunderstanding, the Met has apologised for an officer saying her knickers were smelly, rather than for conducting a needless strip-search apparently as a form of torture.Met apologises to woman for ‘sexist, derogatory’ language in strip-search
Force pays compensation to Dr Konstancja Duff for language used after CCTV captures officers’ comments
seeformiles
Lost in the wood
Met apologises to woman for ‘sexist, derogatory’ language in strip-search
Force pays compensation to Dr Konstancja Duff for language used after CCTV captures officers’ comments
That is fucking unbelievable!
equationgirl
Respect my existence or expect my resistance
8 years since the initial incident and yet the Met says that the investigation into the incident is still ongoing. That's fucking unbelievable.
existentialist
Tired and unemotional
I imagine it's because they only decided to start investigating it when it looked like they might be publicly called to account for it. Which is both utterly unsurprising, and disgusting. Because it means that they think it doesn't matter unless it becomes public knowledge.
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