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Santa’s little helpers
Santa’s little helpers
Filth by name. . .
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ddraig
kicking against the pricks...
stream of filth and (aaledged) sickos doesn't stop
Well done that brave young girl and the school acting so quickly
Well done that brave young girl and the school acting so quickly
Gwent Police officer sexually assaulted girl, court told
John Stringer was arrested after the girl spoke to a teaching assistant at her school.
www.bbc.co.uk
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GarveyLives
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I noticed that the report states:Gwent Police officer sexually assaulted girl, court told
John Stringer was arrested after the girl spoke to a teaching assistant at her school.www.bbc.co.uk
It may be wise to exercise some caution with comments on an ongoing criminal case, particularly as this is a retrial.
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.
It has been reported today that former Metropolitan Police officer, former PC Adam Merriman of Bletchley, Milton Keynes, has been charged with a series of sexual offences against children.
Former PC Adam Merriman has been charged with sexual assault by touching of a child under 13, six counts of arranging or facilitating the commission of a child sex offence, and two counts of sexual activity in the presence of a child.
Former PC Adam Merriman is also charged with three counts of making indecent images of a child, possession of extreme pornographic images and possession of a prohibited image of a child.
Former PC Adam Merriman is scheduled to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on 4 September 2024.
GarveyLives
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Gwent Police officer PC Huw Orphan from Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, has been convicted of grievous bodily harm following his trial at Cardiff Crown Court after breaking his wife’s back by kicking her down stairs in their home.
Amy Burley, also an officer, suffered a broken back in the attack in the early hours of 8 April 2020. She told the court she was left with ongoing pain and struggled to play with her children.
PC Huw Orphan was cleared of a more serious charge of causing grievous bodily harm with intent:
Gwent police officer found guilty of kicking wife down stairs
GarveyLives
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Former PC Dean Dempster of Langford Road, Manchester. who sexually assaulted a six-year-old girl while on duty, has now been dismissed without notice at an accelerated misconduct hearing and added to the College of Policing Barred List at a hearing on 2 May 2024.
Former PC Dean Dempster had been suspended since he was charged on 31 December 2023, and admitted to the sexual assault of the child at Liverpool Crown Court in February 2024.
Police officer sacked after sexually assaulting six-year-old girl while on duty
(Source: Elizabeth Cook/PA)
Former PC Dean Dempster has yet to be sentenced.
Having previously admitted sexually assaulting a six-year-old child while on duty, former Greater Manchester Police officer PC Dean Dempster is back in the news after admitting further offences related to the sexual abuse of children:
Ex-Greater Manchester Police officer admits more sex offences involving 4,016 indecent images of children
GarveyLives
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Mobile phone footage has emerged which appears to show a Greater Manchester Police officer shoving a suspect to the ground in Piccadilly Gardens, Manchester, before appearing to punch him in the head three times on Monday 2 September 2024:
Video captures cop pinning down suspect in Piccadilly Gardens before punching him in the head
"Our Professional Standards Directorate are assessing all footage available, including that taken by witnesses at the scene and officer body-worn video."
Video captures cop pinning down suspect in Piccadilly Gardens before punching him in the head
"Our Professional Standards Directorate are assessing all footage available, including that taken by witnesses at the scene and officer body-worn video."
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What on earth is going on at GMP? The airport incident was not that long ago.
GarveyLives
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This sort of thing:
The paedophile Greater Manchester Police officer caught by his colleagues
(Source: Greater Manchester Police)
PC Mark Rosebury, of Earnshaw Road, Bacup, pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children, one count of possessing extreme images, and one count of possessing a prohibited image of a child. He has suspended from Greater Manchester Police force, and following his imprisonment, his pay has now been stopped "with immediate effect", and an accelerated misconduct hearing will now be held.
GarveyLives
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Apparent avid reader, PC Adam Aspinall Da Encarnacao of Loudwater in Buckinghamshire, appeared before Westminster Magistrates’ Court earlier today holding a copy of 'Credible and True: The Political and Personal Memoir of K. Harvey Proctor' by Harvey Proctor when he stood in the dock and indicated to the court that he intends to plead not guilty two charges of misconduct in public office.
(Source: Lucy North/PA)
PC Adam Aspinall Da Encarnacao was released on unconditional bail until a hearing at Southwark Crown Court on 9 September 2024, and was careful to ensure that he held same book in his arms as he was photographed leaving the court.
PC Adam Aspinall Da Encarnacao appeared at Southwark Crown Court yesterday to plead not guilty to two charges of misconduct in a public office. A trial date was set and this will commence on 13 October 2025 at the same court. He will remain on unconditional bail until the trial.
GarveyLives
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West Mercia Police's former PC Oliver Dines of Tupsley, Hereford, has gone on trial at Worcester Crown Court accused of sexually assaulting two women he met around a month apart whilst on duty in Herefordshire in 2020 - he denies two counts of sexual assault by touching:
(Source: Matthew Cooper/PA)
Ex-police officer on trial accused of sex assaults
(Source: Matthew Cooper/PA)
Ex-police officer on trial accused of sex assaults
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AnnO'Neemus
Is so vanilla
ACAB that's what's going on. Thugs in uniform power trips.
ddraig
kicking against the pricks...
guilty!stream of filth and (aaledged) sickos doesn't stop
Well done that brave young girl and the school acting so quickly
Gwent Police officer sexually assaulted girl, court told
John Stringer was arrested after the girl spoke to a teaching assistant at her school.www.bbc.co.uk
John Stringer: Gwent Police officer guilty of child sexual abuse
John Stringer, 42, from Cardiff, appeared tearful as the five guilty verdicts were read out.
www.bbc.co.uk
"Shocked" sooooo "shocked"
(older story from time of arrest)
teqniq
DisMembered
Well this is pretty shit tbh:
news.met.police.uk
Met officer successfully appeals common assault conviction
An officer has had his criminal conviction for common assault quashed following a successful appeal.
news.met.police.uk
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
i see the cops want to get a system of police accountability in which officers can have confidence. perhaps they should be aiming at one in which the public can have confidenceWell this is pretty shit tbh:
Met officer successfully appeals common assault conviction
An officer has had his criminal conviction for common assault quashed following a successful appeal.
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Pretend that I am Kendo Nagasaki
Who knows, but here's another one. Four and a half years from arrest to trial is a joke though
Alleged drug dealing PC 'dropped cocaine bag at school' - BBC News
Ex-Greater Manchester Police officer Andrew Talbot is accused of taking the drugs from police storage.
www.bbc.co.uk
equationgirl
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Liked for the info, not the time taken.Who knows, but here's another one. Four and a half years from arrest to trial is a joke though
Alleged drug dealing PC 'dropped cocaine bag at school' - BBC News
Ex-Greater Manchester Police officer Andrew Talbot is accused of taking the drugs from police storage.
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UK Police still failing to address abusers within their ranks:
www.theguardian.com
‘He edited my worst moments into a montage’: how UK police still ignore domestic abusers in their ranks
Four years on from a super-complaint over officers’ violence against women and girls, a new report finds little progress has been made on promised reforms
GarveyLives
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Former PC Ryan Althorpe, Meadow Crescent, Ipswich, has been sentenced to 10 months’ imprisonment at Ipswich Crown Court, after being found guilty of two counts of misconduct in a public office whilst he was serving as a Suffolk police officer.
The offences took place between 16 November 2020 and 3 December 2020 when former PC Ryan Althorpe was a temporary sergeant based at Woodbridge in the Safer Neighbourhood Team.
The charges were attempting to engage a female into sexually inappropriate conversation with a view to engaging in sexual activity with that person and wilful neglect to record her disclosure of a non-recent rape allegation.
Ipswich Crown Court heard how former PC Ryan Althorpe received private disclosure via social media on Facebook of an alleged non-recent rape by the complainant, a woman aged in her 30s.
The messages began on 16 November 2020 and despite the conversation being initially positive, the tone quickly changed and former PC Ryan Althorpe proceeded to communicate explicit sexual comments towards the complainant via private messaging on Facebook whilst discussing the rape allegation.
The court heard how former PC Ryan Althorpe repeatedly requested video calls, phone calls and photo exchanges. The final message took place on 3 December 2020. The victim then subsequently confided to someone she knew and she then reported it to police.
Former PC Ryan Althorpe was suspended from all duties and operational duties as a police officer in September 2021 once the allegations came to light and he resigned from Suffolk Constabulary from his role as a police officer in June 2022.
Former PC Ryan Althorpe also failed to record the victim’s report of rape that took place in November 2019 - the second of the misconduct in a public office charge he was facing:
Police officer who sent sex texts to victim jailed
"All reports of sexual offences are taken extremely seriously and will be dealt with care and sensitivity by police who provide a professional, supportive and empathetic service. The welfare of the victim is of the utmost importance and support is offered at all stages to ensure their needs are met and that the appropriate services are provided.”
The offences took place between 16 November 2020 and 3 December 2020 when former PC Ryan Althorpe was a temporary sergeant based at Woodbridge in the Safer Neighbourhood Team.
The charges were attempting to engage a female into sexually inappropriate conversation with a view to engaging in sexual activity with that person and wilful neglect to record her disclosure of a non-recent rape allegation.
Ipswich Crown Court heard how former PC Ryan Althorpe received private disclosure via social media on Facebook of an alleged non-recent rape by the complainant, a woman aged in her 30s.
The messages began on 16 November 2020 and despite the conversation being initially positive, the tone quickly changed and former PC Ryan Althorpe proceeded to communicate explicit sexual comments towards the complainant via private messaging on Facebook whilst discussing the rape allegation.
The court heard how former PC Ryan Althorpe repeatedly requested video calls, phone calls and photo exchanges. The final message took place on 3 December 2020. The victim then subsequently confided to someone she knew and she then reported it to police.
Former PC Ryan Althorpe was suspended from all duties and operational duties as a police officer in September 2021 once the allegations came to light and he resigned from Suffolk Constabulary from his role as a police officer in June 2022.
Former PC Ryan Althorpe also failed to record the victim’s report of rape that took place in November 2019 - the second of the misconduct in a public office charge he was facing:
Police officer who sent sex texts to victim jailed
"All reports of sexual offences are taken extremely seriously and will be dealt with care and sensitivity by police who provide a professional, supportive and empathetic service. The welfare of the victim is of the utmost importance and support is offered at all stages to ensure their needs are met and that the appropriate services are provided.”
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GarveyLives I don't think the large image with a question mark is necessary, if there is no image there is no image.
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Man alleges being beaten by police after giving some change to a homeless man:
Northamptonshire Police reviewing CCTV of 'brutal' arrest
A man says he was "beaten up by police" after giving a homeless person some change.
www.bbc.co.uk
GarveyLives
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Former Met PC Muhammad Darr used credit/debit cards stolen from dead people.
Met PC used dead people’s bank cards for shopping
Muhammed Mustafa Darr, 37, took credit and debit card details of the deceased when police were called out to deathswww.standard.co.uk
Former Metropolitan Police officer, PC Muhammed Mustafa Darr of Walthamstow, who was previously attached to a response unit covering Enfield and Haringey, has been imprisoned for 40 months, after he pleaded guilty to three charges of misconduct in public office between December 2018 and September 2020. Former PC Muhammed Mustafa Darr resigned from the Metropolitan Police in February 2023, shortly before he was charged.
Former PC Muhammed Mustafa Darr stole bank cards from the pockets of two dead men after he was called out to deal with their sudden, unexplained deaths, and used their bank details to buy electronics worth thousands of pounds. Former PC Muhammed Mustafa Darr also took a laptop and a Louis Vuitton bag from a suspect's vehicle, and accessed the police database to pass on information to three different people outside of the police force:
(Source: as stated in image)
Ex-PC jailed for using dead people's bank details
Sentencing, Judge Sally-Ann Hales said:
'Two of Mr Burnside's (one of the deceased men) sisters have given statements on the impact your offending that had on them and their families. 'Their statements are relevant to the courts statement of harm caused by your conduct.
'Kirsty describes your behaviour towards her as disrespectful, unprofessional, callous and rude.
'When she later found out you had used her brother's bank details, she felt horrified, violated and disgusted.
'The fact you met them knowing you had their bank details and used them a week later demonstrated to her you had no remorse.
'Ms Burnside's sister Julia said you violated her brother's body and his good name.
'She described it as a desecration ...
... 'Your offending was a gross breach of trust, it is offending which betrays the trust of colleagues across the police service.
'You shamelessly exploited the deaths of two people and you stole from a third while he was in police custody.
'These offences are so serious that only a custodial sentence is appropriate.'
(Source: as stated in image)
'We have completely lost confidence in the Metropolitan Police.
'Muhammed Mustafa Darr and the Metropolitan Police must be held responsible.
'This must never happen again.'
(Source: Julia Burnside, sister of one of former PC Muhammed Mustafa Darr's dead victims.)
GarveyLives
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New research from the Centre for Women’s Justice reveals shocking levels of domestic abuse by police officers continues and that police forces are struggling to tackle the abuse of power or recognise that abuse off duty must be addressed.
The report finds there is still ample evidence to show that there are still far too many police officers escaping sanction despite multiple allegations of abuse with some rising through the ranks and even promoted to roles with responsibility for policing rape and domestic abuse. Many women report that the officer they accused attempted to criminalise them and others that they manipulate family law proceedings for revenge.
45% of the women who came forward are themselves police officers or staff and frequently report victimisation if they dare to report a fellow officer. The law as it currently stands affords them lesser rights than ordinary members of the public as they are precluded under the Police Reform Act 2002 from making a complaint against a member of their own force:
Centre for Women’s Justice: Police Perpetrated Domestic Abuse: Has anything really changed since the 2020 super-complaint?
GarveyLives
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The Metropolitan Police says it is “extremely sorry” for failures in protecting two domestic murder victims from harm.
Two vulnerable women, Naomi Hunte and Fiona Holm, were killed 17 months apart within a few miles of each other in South London.
Behind the recent successful conviction of Carl Cooper lies a catalogue of failures which both families believe could have saved the lives of their loved ones:
The Late Naomi Hunte
The Late Fiona Holm
“We again extend our sincere condolences to their families as they continue to grieve for these two beloved women.
“We have always been clear that we made mistakes when dealing with allegations against Carl Cooper. For those mistakes we are extremely sorry.”
Four unnamed Metropolitan Police officers are now under investigation for misconduct after Naomi Hunte and Fiona Holm were both murdered by a man they had complained about to the force:
Metropolitan Police failed to stop abuser killing one girlfriend — then they let it happen again
Metropolitan Police officer probe after double murder
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Guardian coverage on this as well:
Met investigates four officers over case of double domestic murderer
London police force looking into possible misconduct relating to complaint by one of victims of Carl Cooper
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Have we had this one?
West Yorkshire Police officer abused position through affair - tribunal
Daniel Greenwood would have been sacked had he not already resigned, a misconduct panel finds.
www.bbc.co.uk
Boris Sprinkler
Dont be scared
Recognize this. Me and my ex witnessed 2 men bundling a young lad into a car near Copenhagen Central Station, when asked what they were doing. They got incredibly combative. And when I asked them to calm it on the lad, they physically assaulted me. Never question the police. As they are the be all and end all to knowing fuck all.Man alleges being beaten by police after giving some change to a homeless man:
Northamptonshire Police reviewing CCTV of 'brutal' arrest
A man says he was "beaten up by police" after giving a homeless person some change.www.bbc.co.uk
Dirty fucking vermin scum. I only wish I’d bullied the cunts harder at school.
GarveyLives
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The Metropolitan Police have paid substantial damages to a teenager, who says he feared for his life when he was stopped and searched in the street:
Metropolitan Police pay damages to black teenager ‘who had Taser pressed to neck’
"We will be speaking to local community groups about the incident and the police response to reassure them."
How "reassuring".
Update:
‘16 years old, vulnerable, in handcuffs’: Police held Taser to teenager’s neck, hearing told
Metropolitan Police officer who held Taser to black boy’s neck found guilty of gross misconduct
“We acknowledge that this was a distressing incident for the boy involved and recognise the ongoing impact it has had on both him and his family. We have previously apologised for the trauma caused and we repeat this again today.
“It is right that any use of force and stop and search are scrutinised, and in this case the panel found that PC Jones’s actions were not proportionate or necessary.”
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