Police and fire arms in Liverpool

[9K43]

Have a look at this link and comment on what you have read.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-inappropriate-photo-during-raid-2332081.html

 

[BestWestern]

I can see how that wouldn't present the ideal image! Still, sacking seems a little harsh. Unless of course by 'sacked' they actually mean simply 'booted out of the gun squad'.

 

[Xenophon PCDGS]

Have a look at this link and comment on what you have read.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-inappropriate-photo-during-raid-2332081.html

As far as I can see, the matter seemed to refer to "Misconduct in a Public Office" which is classified as a very serious matter by the police with stringent penalties attached.
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Why was the need felt to make 24 entries on this thread?

 

[BlythPower]

As far as I can see, the matter seemed to refer to "Misconduct in a Public Office" which is classified as a very serious matter by the police with stringent penalties attached.

Isn't police misconduct normally 'punished' with retirement on 'medical grounds' followed by living the life of Riley on their gold-plated pensions..? It certainly seems that way...

 

[ralphchadkirk]

Isn't police misconduct normally 'punished' with retirement on 'medical grounds' followed by living the life of Riley on their gold-plated pensions..? It certainly seems that way...

Well someone has a chip on their shoulder...

 

[passmore]

Isn't police misconduct normally 'punished' with retirement on 'medical grounds' followed by living the life of Riley on their gold-plated pensions..? It certainly seems that way...

Only in your head, it would seem. Police 'misconduct' is treated the same as any other form of misconduct in any other job.