Filth by name. . .
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I called this on a different thread - Police Scotland are investigating a number of unsolved murders from the 1990s in wake of Iain Packer's murder conviction.
www.theguardian.com
Police examine unsolved murders of women in Glasgow after Packer trial
Trial drew attention to violence faced by sex workers in city, where the cases of four women killed in 1990s remain unresolved
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Inquiry update expected soon, Emma Caldwell's mother met with the First Minister this morning
Emma Caldwell inquiry update coming 'within days'
Her mother is calling for an inquiry into police failings in the investigation into killer Iain Packer.
www.bbc.co.uk
GarveyLives
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Serving Essex Police officer, PC Georgie Bean of Fitzstephen Road, Dagenham, who was based in Basildon, has been found guilty of misconduct in a public office after a trial at Chelmsford Crown Court, after having a sexual relationship with a woman who was the sole independent witness to an allegation of racially aggravated assault that he was in charge of investigating.
PC Georgie Bean was 'investigating' the assault allegation in October 2020. As a result, he met a woman who was a witness in the case. The following month he engaged in "intimate activity" with her.
"Bad apple" PC Georgie Bean has been sentenced to 50 hours of unpaid work and ordered to pay £1,200 in costs:
Essex Police PC who had sexual relationship with witness found guilty
PC Georgie Bean, who has been suspended, will now face a gross misconduct hearing.
PC Georgie Bean was 'investigating' the assault allegation in October 2020. As a result, he met a woman who was a witness in the case. The following month he engaged in "intimate activity" with her.
"Bad apple" PC Georgie Bean has been sentenced to 50 hours of unpaid work and ordered to pay £1,200 in costs:
Essex Police PC who had sexual relationship with witness found guilty
PC Georgie Bean, who has been suspended, will now face a gross misconduct hearing.
GarveyLives
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Another 'conspiracy':
7 February 2024: Serving Metropolitan Police officer, PC David Seager (P242323), who is based at Lewisham Police Station, is given a final written warning lasting five years by a misconduct panel having told a junior colleague that he wanted to squeeze her breasts and having sent another colleague a message saying that he wanted to ‘lick’ her ‘anus’.
PC David Seager told the misconduct panel: “All my partners in my adult life have been non-white. I embrace equality.
“I’ve never had more fun than I have serving for the Met. I’ve seen myself as a guiding light for the Met. I’ve had rows with people about how the Met is. I have always defended the Met.”
28 February 2024: Serving Metropolitan Police officer, PC David Seager (P242323) is dismissed without notice for gross misconduct after sending "highly offensive racist and misogynistic" texts to a woman, in the form of violent sexual threats to the woman, who he knew, between February and December 2020 while he was off-duty:
Lewisham police officer had ‘white supremacist rape fantasy’
(Source: Metropolitan Police)
5 March 2024: Sir Mark Rowley QPM, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, tells the London Policing Board:
"The aim nationally should be to treat it (violence against women and girls) as a national security threat like we treat organised crime, like we treat terrorism ...”
“When you look at the amount of harm that predatory men create in communities and to individuals, that’s what it deserves.”
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equationgirl
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Well he sounds like an absolute delight...Another 'conspiracy':
7 February 2024: Serving Metropolitan Police officer, PC David Seager (P242323), who is based at Lewisham Police Station, is given a final written warning lasting five years by a misconduct panel having told a junior colleague that he wanted to squeeze her breasts and having sent another colleague a message saying that he wanted to ‘lick’ her ‘anus’.
PC David Seager told the misconduct panel: “All my partners in my adult life have been non-white. I embrace equality.
“I’ve never had more fun than I have serving for the Met. I’ve seen myself as a guiding light for the Met. I’ve had rows with people about how the Met is. I have always defended the Met.”
28 February 2024: Serving Metropolitan Police officer, PC David Seager (P242323) is dismissed without notice for gross misconduct after sending "highly offensive racist and misogynistic" texts to a woman, in the form of violent sexual threats to the woman, who he knew, between February and December 2020 while he was off-duty:
Lewisham police officer had ‘white supremacist rape fantasy’
(Source: Metropolitan Police)
5 March 2024: Sir Mark Rowley QPM, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, tells the London Policing Board:
"The aim nationally should be to treat it (violence against women and girls) as a national security threat like we treat organised crime, like we treat terrorism ...”
“When you look at the amount of harm that predatory men create in communities and to individuals, that’s what it deserves.”
equationgirl
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Scottish Government confirms there will be an inquiry into police failings around Emma Caldwell's murder, but no timeline given:
Public inquiry into Emma Caldwell police failings
The judge will examine how officers handled the murder investigation after she was strangled in 2005.
www.bbc.co.uk
equationgirl
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And for lolz, ex-Kent Police sergeant (the force who didn't vet Couzens properly) admits running a betting syndicate that was nothing more than a Ponzi scheme:
Ex-Kent Police sergeant admits horse racing betting fraud
Michael Stanley operated a “fraudulent Ponzi scheme”, Sevenoaks magistrates are told.
www.bbc.co.uk
equationgirl
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Former firearms officer who took West Midlands police force to tribunal says predators are protected with the police:
'Sex predators within police operate in plain sight'
Former West Midlands Police inspector, Rebecca Kalam, warns of sexism and abuse among the service.
www.bbc.co.uk
Chilli.s
mingling jets and statuettes
And no one is even slightly surprisedFormer firearms officer who took West Midlands police force to tribunal says predators are protected with the police:
'Sex predators within police operate in plain sight'
Former West Midlands Police inspector, Rebecca Kalam, warns of sexism and abuse among the service.www.bbc.co.uk
GarveyLives
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Yesterday, Metropolitan Police officer PC Adam Merriman, who is attached to a proactive team covering Barnet, Brent and Harrow, appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court charged with three counts of making an indecent image of a child, three counts of distributing an indecent image of a child, and resisting arrest.
PC Adam Merriman pleaded guilty to all seven offences and was remanded in custody to next appear at Southwark Crown Court for sentencing on a date to be confirmed:
Metropolitan Police officer admits child indecency charges
(Source: as stated in image)
The Metropolitan Police's Directorate of Professional Standards stated that they are aware of the case. Yesterday, PC Adam Merriman resigned from the Metropolitan Police. "Misconduct proceedings will now take place as soon as possible."
In 2017, PC Adam Merriman was acquitted of the harassment and assault of a woman known to him, fellow police officer Alex McLaren (his ex-girlfriend), following a trial at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. On that occasion, it was alleged that PC Adam Merriman had left a sex toy on his ex-girlfriend's car bonnet to "embarrass" her after she ended their relationship. Westminster Magistrates Court was told that he checked Miss McLaren’s phone and had found out that she had kissed another male police officer during a night out. PC Adam Merriman allegedly sent her a text message which read: "You don't know what I'm capable of." He also allegedly shoulder barged his former girlfriend when she was by her door.
An investigation was carried out by the Metropolitan Police's Directorate of Professional Standards who found a case to answer at the level of misconduct. In any event, PC Adam Merriman remained in the Metropolitan Police.
PC Adam Merriman pleaded guilty to all seven offences and was remanded in custody to next appear at Southwark Crown Court for sentencing on a date to be confirmed:
Metropolitan Police officer admits child indecency charges
(Source: as stated in image)
The Metropolitan Police's Directorate of Professional Standards stated that they are aware of the case. Yesterday, PC Adam Merriman resigned from the Metropolitan Police. "Misconduct proceedings will now take place as soon as possible."
In 2017, PC Adam Merriman was acquitted of the harassment and assault of a woman known to him, fellow police officer Alex McLaren (his ex-girlfriend), following a trial at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. On that occasion, it was alleged that PC Adam Merriman had left a sex toy on his ex-girlfriend's car bonnet to "embarrass" her after she ended their relationship. Westminster Magistrates Court was told that he checked Miss McLaren’s phone and had found out that she had kissed another male police officer during a night out. PC Adam Merriman allegedly sent her a text message which read: "You don't know what I'm capable of." He also allegedly shoulder barged his former girlfriend when she was by her door.
An investigation was carried out by the Metropolitan Police's Directorate of Professional Standards who found a case to answer at the level of misconduct. In any event, PC Adam Merriman remained in the Metropolitan Police.
equationgirl
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Officer previously clearly of any wrongdoing in his handling of evidence around the Manchester terror attack is now being reinvestigated by professional standards even though he has since retired. Interesting...
Officer to face disciplinary over Manchester Arena Inquiry evidence
The watchdog will probe if an officer breached professional standards in his inquiry evidence.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Nottinghamshire police placed in special measures, due to their failures around domestic violence and burglary cases
www.theguardian.com
Nottinghamshire police placed in special measures
Force is sixth in England and Wales to get grading as inspectorate warns force is letting down victims of domestic abuse and burglary
GarveyLives
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This is Sussex Police's PC Steven Austin, who is based at Eastbourne:
(Source: as stated in image)
At his misconduct hearing earlier today, it was claimed that while on duty on 23 November 2021, PC Steven Austin missed an emergency 999 call because he was having sex with his ex-girlfriend, having gone to his ex-girlfriend's home in the middle of the day despite being on shift. It is alleged that PC Steven Austin then had sex with his ex-girlfriend shortly after lunch and left the house after spending around an hour and a half with her.
But while PC Steven Austin was at the house, it is alleged that he failed to respond to an emergency call on his radio which concerned a store manager who had been repeatedly punched in the head after a robbery and was now chasing his assailant. Such an incident required an immediate police response as there could have been a danger to life, and another Sussex Police officer also tried four times to reach PC Steven Austin on his police radio with no response.
The formal charges are that PC Steven Austin:
(a) Attended a private property while on duty for about one hour and thirty two minutes with no policing purpose;
(b) Engaged in sexual relations with Female X there; and
(c) Failed to respond to a Grade 1 call while at the property.
PC Steven Austin's misconduct hearing continues.
(Source: as stated in image)
At his misconduct hearing earlier today, it was claimed that while on duty on 23 November 2021, PC Steven Austin missed an emergency 999 call because he was having sex with his ex-girlfriend, having gone to his ex-girlfriend's home in the middle of the day despite being on shift. It is alleged that PC Steven Austin then had sex with his ex-girlfriend shortly after lunch and left the house after spending around an hour and a half with her.
But while PC Steven Austin was at the house, it is alleged that he failed to respond to an emergency call on his radio which concerned a store manager who had been repeatedly punched in the head after a robbery and was now chasing his assailant. Such an incident required an immediate police response as there could have been a danger to life, and another Sussex Police officer also tried four times to reach PC Steven Austin on his police radio with no response.
The formal charges are that PC Steven Austin:
(a) Attended a private property while on duty for about one hour and thirty two minutes with no policing purpose;
(b) Engaged in sexual relations with Female X there; and
(c) Failed to respond to a Grade 1 call while at the property.
PC Steven Austin's misconduct hearing continues.
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
Do cops all get their court appearance suits from the same shop and go to the same barbers?
GarveyLives
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11 March 2024, London:
Metropolitan Police chief hits out at 'armchair commentators' who film officers
12 March 2024, Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire:
Lancashire police officer removed from frontline after suspect 'kicked in head' during arrest'
(Source: Facebook)
Sir Mark Rowley QPM, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police: "There aren't many professions where from the minute you arrive at an incident to the minute you leave, you are filmed and then critiqued by an army of armchair commentators."
Metropolitan Police chief hits out at 'armchair commentators' who film officers
12 March 2024, Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire:
Lancashire police officer removed from frontline after suspect 'kicked in head' during arrest'
(Source: Facebook)
Sir Mark Rowley QPM, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police: "There aren't many professions where from the minute you arrive at an incident to the minute you leave, you are filmed and then critiqued by an army of armchair commentators."
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
There aren’t many profession in which you get to kick people in the head and get away with it.11 March 2024, London:
Metropolitan Police chief hits out at 'armchair commentators' who film officers
12 March 2024, Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire:
Lancashire police officer removed from frontline after suspect 'kicked in head' during arrest'
(Source: Facebook)
Sir Mark Rowley QPM, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police: "There aren't many professions where from the minute you arrive at an incident to the minute you leave, you are filmed and then critiqued by an army of armchair commentators."
GarveyLives
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When former firearms officer Rebecca Kalam won her sex discrimination case against West Midlands Police, the force said it had "worked hard to improve culture, standards and the working environment". But three officers who supported her complaints are themselves taking the force to tribunals, claiming they've been victimised for speaking up. And Rebecca Kalam says officers she reported for offensive and predatory behaviour haven't been held to account:
moochedit
Mr Mooched It
Another rotten apple in my local news rag today...
www.coventrytelegraph.net
Bedworth police officer denies raping three girls
He is now due to stand trial after an appearance at Warwick Crown Court
Lurdan
old wave
Some more detail and a picture in a BBC reportAnother rotten apple in my local news rag today...
Bedworth police officer denies raping three girls
He is now due to stand trial after an appearance at Warwick Crown Court
Warwickshire police officer denies raping three girls - BBC News
Warwickshire Police statement in January when he was arrested:
Officer charged with sexual offences - which highlights that
So do we take it that he then decided to go professional?
equationgirl
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Deaths in police custody are being explained away by disputed medical terms routed in pseudoscience and racist stereotypes:
www.theguardian.com
Revealed: disputed medical terms used to explain dozens of deaths after police restraint in UK
Campaigners says ‘excited delirium’ and ‘acute behavioural disturbance’ play into racist stereotypes
GarveyLives
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Deaths in police custody are being explained away by disputed medical terms routed in pseudoscience and racist stereotypes:
Revealed: disputed medical terms used to explain dozens of deaths after police restraint in UK
Campaigners says ‘excited delirium’ and ‘acute behavioural disturbance’ play into racist stereotypes
Sadly, the largely - but not exclusively - white supremacist practice of accusing people who are being restrained to death of not dying quietly enough while they are being killed is not new.
Saul Goodman
It's all good, man
This part is fucking bizarre!
I'd argue that the "people who are agitated or acting bizarrely" are doing so because they have a sensitivity to pain.
What pain were they inflicting that the victim was insensitive to?
GarveyLives
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Former acting Met commissioner allegedly called bulk of rape complaints ‘regretful sex’
Sir Stephen House, one of UK’s most senior officers, is under investigation by police watchdog
Metropolitan Police: Sir Stephen House faces no action over rape comments
GarveyLives
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Dame Vera Baird, chair of an inquiry into Greater Manchester Police, is expected to make serious criticisms of that police force over their treatment of women in custody.
But Channel 4 News has heard from women who say a wider investigation is needed into that police force.
They say there’s a 'boys club culture' - and raise questions about the way women are treated when they make complaints about the Greater Manchester Police force:
GarveyLives
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Messy:
Ex-cop punched inspector he caught having sex with his wife in Screwfix car park, court told
(Source: as stated in image)
Former police constable Gavin Harper is on trial accused of stalking and unlawful wounding between 14 December 1020 and 17 February 2021.
The trial continues.
Ex-cop punched inspector he caught having sex with his wife in Screwfix car park, court told
(Source: as stated in image)
Former police constable Gavin Harper is on trial accused of stalking and unlawful wounding between 14 December 1020 and 17 February 2021.
The trial continues.
GarveyLives
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Pictured below is former Devon and Cornwall Police officer, Sergeant David Stansbury, who subsequently served with Hertfordshire Police (where he is currently suspended from duty), who yesterday went on trial at Bristol Brown Court accused of having raped a vulnerable mother at her home multiple times between 23 October and 30 November 2009 while he was on duty:
Officer ‘exploited vulnerable young woman for sexual gratification’, court told
(Source: as stated in image)
The trial of Sergeant David Stansbury continues.
Officer ‘exploited vulnerable young woman for sexual gratification’, court told
(Source: as stated in image)
The trial of Sergeant David Stansbury continues.
GarveyLives
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Pictured below is former Devon and Cornwall Police officer, Sergeant David Stansbury, who subsequently served with Hertfordshire Police (where he is currently suspended from duty), who yesterday went on trial at Bristol Brown Court accused of having raped a vulnerable mother at her home multiple times between 23 October and 30 November 2009 while he was on duty:
Officer ‘exploited vulnerable young woman for sexual gratification’, court told
(Source: as stated in image)
The trial of Sergeant David Stansbury continues.
Woman 'felt she had no choice' after Plymouth rape, court hears
The trial of Sergeant David Stansbury continues.
Lurdan
old wave
Could have sworn this lovely person had already appeared on this thread but it seems not. Perhaps I'm having (another) senior moment.
Former PC Isaque Rodrigues-Leite, who was convicted last November of four counts of false imprisonment, one count of criminal damage, two counts of assault by beating and one count of controlling and coercive behaviour, and sacked at a misconduct hearing last December, was jailed yesterday for two years and three months.
Met Police PC jailed for abuse that escalated after joining force - BBC News
The victim contacted the police in September 2020 and he was subsequently arrested and charged. His first court appearance was in January 2022 where he pleaded not guilty to all counts. His trial date was set for November 2022, but it didn't actually take place until November 2023. He was found guilty of eight offences but not guilty of three others (two more counts of false imprisonment and one count of making threats to kill). His sentencing hearing was set for January 16th but didn't happen until yesterday.
In December a misconduct hearing found that his "conduct amounted to a breach of the Standards of Professional Behaviour" and he was sacked without notice. I'd link to the page about the hearing on the Met's site but it has already been removed. Google have made searching their cache difficult but I was able to extract the text of the page (but not the attached PDF of the Chair's findings).
An interesting illustration of the Met's commitment to cleaning things up — by removing items from their website as soon as possible. There is a Met press release about yesterday's sentencing but that too will only be up for a short while.
The delays in the court hearings presumably meant that from the time he was arrested and suspended from duty (I'm guessing sometime in 2021), until the misconduct hearing last December, he was being paid.
He is now on the College of Policing Barred List. As I think I've mentioned before it's not possible to link to entries on the Barred List so here's an archived version.
The suggestion that his abuse "escalated" after he joined the Police, and "no one will believe you because I am a police officer", brings to mind other cases where joining the police seems to have been a means to facilitate abuse. Obviously it would be quite wrong to assume all filth are abusers. But only because some of them are far worse than 'mere' abusers.
Former PC Isaque Rodrigues-Leite, who was convicted last November of four counts of false imprisonment, one count of criminal damage, two counts of assault by beating and one count of controlling and coercive behaviour, and sacked at a misconduct hearing last December, was jailed yesterday for two years and three months.
Met Police PC jailed for abuse that escalated after joining force - BBC News
The victim contacted the police in September 2020 and he was subsequently arrested and charged. His first court appearance was in January 2022 where he pleaded not guilty to all counts. His trial date was set for November 2022, but it didn't actually take place until November 2023. He was found guilty of eight offences but not guilty of three others (two more counts of false imprisonment and one count of making threats to kill). His sentencing hearing was set for January 16th but didn't happen until yesterday.
In December a misconduct hearing found that his "conduct amounted to a breach of the Standards of Professional Behaviour" and he was sacked without notice. I'd link to the page about the hearing on the Met's site but it has already been removed. Google have made searching their cache difficult but I was able to extract the text of the page (but not the attached PDF of the Chair's findings).
Misconduct hearing outcome
Officer concerned: Police Constable Isaque Rodrigues-Leite
Date of hearing: 18 December 2023
Outcome summary
PC Rodrigues-Leite who was based at South West Basic Command Unit (BCU), answered an allegation that his conduct amounted to a breach of the Standards of Professional Behaviour.
On 10 November 2023, PC Rodrigues-Leite was convicted of four counts of false imprisonment, one count of criminal damage, two counts of assault by beating and one count of controlling and coercive behaviour.
It was alleged that PC Rodrigues-Leite breached the Standards of Professional Behaviour as set out in Regulation 5 and Schedule 2 of the Police (Conduct) Regulations 2020, namely:
Decision
He was dismissed without notice.
Officer concerned: Police Constable Isaque Rodrigues-Leite
Date of hearing: 18 December 2023
Outcome summary
PC Rodrigues-Leite who was based at South West Basic Command Unit (BCU), answered an allegation that his conduct amounted to a breach of the Standards of Professional Behaviour.
On 10 November 2023, PC Rodrigues-Leite was convicted of four counts of false imprisonment, one count of criminal damage, two counts of assault by beating and one count of controlling and coercive behaviour.
It was alleged that PC Rodrigues-Leite breached the Standards of Professional Behaviour as set out in Regulation 5 and Schedule 2 of the Police (Conduct) Regulations 2020, namely:
- Discreditable Conduct
Decision
He was dismissed without notice.
An interesting illustration of the Met's commitment to cleaning things up — by removing items from their website as soon as possible. There is a Met press release about yesterday's sentencing but that too will only be up for a short while.
The delays in the court hearings presumably meant that from the time he was arrested and suspended from duty (I'm guessing sometime in 2021), until the misconduct hearing last December, he was being paid.
He is now on the College of Policing Barred List. As I think I've mentioned before it's not possible to link to entries on the Barred List so here's an archived version.
The suggestion that his abuse "escalated" after he joined the Police, and "no one will believe you because I am a police officer", brings to mind other cases where joining the police seems to have been a means to facilitate abuse. Obviously it would be quite wrong to assume all filth are abusers. But only because some of them are far worse than 'mere' abusers.
GarveyLives
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Police officer 'stole cash from a man’s corpse' as it lay on a busy street for six hours
“We are aware of the significant impact this will be continuing to have on the man’s family and have been in contact with them while the enquiries progress. A file was passed to the Crown Prosecution Service for a charging decision in March. We await their decision."
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