Upcoming Police Misconduct Hearings 31 May 2023 – 4 Jun 2023

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5-Day Summary

Wed 31st May 2023, 9:30am Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NJ Open map

PC Ben McCartney     –     Metropolitan Police Service,

It is alleged that on 1 April 2020, whilst on duty, PC McCartney used unlawful force against a member of the public. PC McCartney administered a kick and stomped on the member of public’s leg whilst they were being restrained on the ground.

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Wed 31st May 2023, 10:00am Dorset Police Force Headquarters, Winfrith Newburgh, Wool, Dorchester DT2 8DZ Open map

Insp Nicholas Mantle, PC Mark Jordan-Gill, PC Michael Lowther, PC Matthew Young and former officer Paul Perdrisat.     –     Dorset Police,

No further information has been provided by the force into the alleged Standards of professional behavior which the officer is accused of breaching.

The alleged misconduct concerns:

1. (a)  Sending and/or receiving inappropriate WhatsApp messages.
2. (b)  Making or failing to challenge discriminatory comments.
3. (c)  Putting up or failing to challenge other who put up inappropriate homemade ‘wall art’.
4. (d)  Bullying or failing to challenge others who were bullying colleagues.
5. The identity of complainants will be protected during the hearing as appropriate.

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Wed 31st May 2023, 10:00am Undisclosed Location

PC McGuire     –     West Yorkshire Police,

A misconduct hearing will take place at 10am on 30 May – 1 June in relation to PC McGuire and PC Yamin

On 21st June 2022, PC McGuire was on duty and the driver of a police vehicle, responding to an incident at a care home in Halifax. PC 6886 Yamin was in company with him and a passenger in the vehicle.

It is alleged that;

On arrival, PC McGuire reversed the police vehicle and collided with a stationary vehicle belonging to a member of the public. There was a bang and PC McGuire told PC Yamin that he had just crashed. As a result of the collision, the other vehicle involved was damaged and scratched. PC McGuire parked nearby and then both got out of the police vehicle, but neither officer stopped to assess the damage to either of the vehicles involved in the collision.

Whilst dealing with the incident at the care home, PC Yamin viewed the CCTV, but purposely skipped the footage showing the collision so that it was not seen by staff at the care home. PC McGuire later reported the incident to his supervising officer at the police station and told him that:

a, Whilst moving the police vehicle, he heard a noise;

b, He therefore got out and checked both the police vehicle and the other vehicle for any damage, but there was none;

c, He then saw a can in the road which he believed he had run over and this had in fact attributed for the noise which he had heard.

 

Based on this account, the supervising officer did not submit a police collision report. This account was incorrect, but PC McGuire nevertheless recorded it in his pocket notebook.

Despite being on duty and being involved in a road traffic collision, PC McGuire and PC Yamin failed to:

 

Notify Force Communications or his supervision of the full circumstances of the road traffic collision, or
Attempt to identify and exchange details with the keeper of the other vehicle involved.

When PC McGuire became aware that the owner of the other vehicle had made a complaint about the collision, he accessed the relevant police incident log from his device whilst off duty and without a policing purpose. PC McGuire obtained the complainant’s mobile telephone number from the incident log and subsequently sent her a message at 23:32 hours on 21st June 2022 from his own personal mobile telephone, apologising for the incident.

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Wed 31st May 2023, 10:00am Undisclosed Location

PC Yamin     –     West Yorkshire Police,

A misconduct hearing will take place at 10am on 30 May – 1 June in relation to PC McGuire and PC Yamin

On 21st June 2022, PC McGuire was on duty and the driver of a police vehicle, responding to an incident at a care home in Halifax. PC 6886 Yamin was in company with him and a passenger in the vehicle.

It is alleged that;

On arrival, PC McGuire reversed the police vehicle and collided with a stationary vehicle belonging to a member of the public. There was a bang and PC McGuire told PC Yamin that he had just crashed. As a result of the collision, the other vehicle involved was damaged and scratched. PC McGuire parked nearby and then both got out of the police vehicle, but neither officer stopped to assess the damage to either of the vehicles involved in the collision.

Whilst dealing with the incident at the care home, PC Yamin viewed the CCTV, but purposely skipped the footage showing the collision so that it was not seen by staff at the care home. PC McGuire later reported the incident to his supervising officer at the police station and told him that:

a, Whilst moving the police vehicle, he heard a noise;

b, He therefore got out and checked both the police vehicle and the other vehicle for any damage, but there was none;

c, He then saw a can in the road which he believed he had run over and this had in fact attributed for the noise which he had heard.

 

Based on this account, the supervising officer did not submit a police collision report. This account was incorrect, but PC McGuire nevertheless recorded it in his pocket notebook.

Despite being on duty and being involved in a road traffic collision, PC McGuire and PC Yamin failed to:

 

Notify Force Communications or his supervision of the full circumstances of the road traffic collision, or
Attempt to identify and exchange details with the keeper of the other vehicle involved.

When PC McGuire became aware that the owner of the other vehicle had made a complaint about the collision, he accessed the relevant police incident log from his device whilst off duty and without a policing purpose. PC McGuire obtained the complainant’s mobile telephone number from the incident log and subsequently sent her a message at 23:32 hours on 21st June 2022 from his own personal mobile telephone, apologising for the incident.

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Wed 31st May 2023, 10:00am The Lifewise Centre, Kea Park Close, Hellaby Industrial Estate, Rotherham S66 8LB Open map

Pc Owen Davies     –     South Yorkshire Police,

It is alleged that on a number of occasions the officer used his personal mobile phone to take and retain photographs relating to operational policing matters. On multiple occasions he used a personal device to share photographs relating to operational policing matters via WhatsApp without a legitimate policing purpose for doing so and accompanied in multiple instances by inappropriate comments.

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Thu 1st June 2023, 9:00am Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NJ Open map

PC Debbie Chapman     –     Metropolitan Police Service,

On 19 December 2022 the urine sample PC Chapman provided for a with-cause drug test was found to contain cocaine and the metabolites for cocaine, indicating that she had been consuming and misusing Class A drugs.

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Thu 1st June 2023, 9:30am Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NJ Open map

PC Ben McCartney     –     Metropolitan Police Service,

It is alleged that on 1 April 2020, whilst on duty, PC McCartney used unlawful force against a member of the public. PC McCartney administered a kick and stomped on the member of public’s leg whilst they were being restrained on the ground.

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Thu 1st June 2023, 10:00am Dorset Police Force Headquarters, Winfrith Newburgh, Wool, Dorchester DT2 8DZ Open map

Insp Nicholas Mantle, PC Mark Jordan-Gill, PC Michael Lowther, PC Matthew Young and former officer Paul Perdrisat.     –     Dorset Police,

No further information has been provided by the force into the alleged Standards of professional behavior which the officer is accused of breaching.

The alleged misconduct concerns:

1. (a)  Sending and/or receiving inappropriate WhatsApp messages.
2. (b)  Making or failing to challenge discriminatory comments.
3. (c)  Putting up or failing to challenge other who put up inappropriate homemade ‘wall art’.
4. (d)  Bullying or failing to challenge others who were bullying colleagues.
5. The identity of complainants will be protected during the hearing as appropriate.

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Thu 1st June 2023, 10:00am Undisclosed Location

PC McGuire     –     West Yorkshire Police,

A misconduct hearing will take place at 10am on 30 May – 1 June in relation to PC McGuire and PC Yamin

On 21st June 2022, PC McGuire was on duty and the driver of a police vehicle, responding to an incident at a care home in Halifax. PC 6886 Yamin was in company with him and a passenger in the vehicle.

It is alleged that;

On arrival, PC McGuire reversed the police vehicle and collided with a stationary vehicle belonging to a member of the public. There was a bang and PC McGuire told PC Yamin that he had just crashed. As a result of the collision, the other vehicle involved was damaged and scratched. PC McGuire parked nearby and then both got out of the police vehicle, but neither officer stopped to assess the damage to either of the vehicles involved in the collision.

Whilst dealing with the incident at the care home, PC Yamin viewed the CCTV, but purposely skipped the footage showing the collision so that it was not seen by staff at the care home. PC McGuire later reported the incident to his supervising officer at the police station and told him that:

a, Whilst moving the police vehicle, he heard a noise;

b, He therefore got out and checked both the police vehicle and the other vehicle for any damage, but there was none;

c, He then saw a can in the road which he believed he had run over and this had in fact attributed for the noise which he had heard.

 

Based on this account, the supervising officer did not submit a police collision report. This account was incorrect, but PC McGuire nevertheless recorded it in his pocket notebook.

Despite being on duty and being involved in a road traffic collision, PC McGuire and PC Yamin failed to:

 

Notify Force Communications or his supervision of the full circumstances of the road traffic collision, or
Attempt to identify and exchange details with the keeper of the other vehicle involved.

When PC McGuire became aware that the owner of the other vehicle had made a complaint about the collision, he accessed the relevant police incident log from his device whilst off duty and without a policing purpose. PC McGuire obtained the complainant’s mobile telephone number from the incident log and subsequently sent her a message at 23:32 hours on 21st June 2022 from his own personal mobile telephone, apologising for the incident.

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Thu 1st June 2023, 9:00am Misconduct Hearing Suite, Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London, SE1 8NJ Open map

PC Jonathan Simon     –     Metropolitan Police Service,

PC Jonathan Simon is due to attend an Accelerated Misconduct Hearing having been convicted of stalking contrary to section 2A (1) and (4) of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997.

The circumstances are in May 2021, PC Simon met the female in the course of his policing duty. Soon afterwards they entered into a relationship, which she later ended. Between 1 October 2021 and 1 July 2022 PC Simon pursued a course of conduct amounting to stalking. He made repeated visits to her home address and place of work (some of which were whilst he was on duty) and he left her messages and voicemails, despite having been told she did not want to see him anymore.

On 17 March 2023 at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, PC Simon was found guilty of the offence of stalking. He was sentenced on 4 April 2023, receiving a 16 week prison sentence (suspended for 2 years), electronic monitoring for 6 months, 200 hours’ unpaid work, £154 surcharge to victim services and £930 costs.

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Thu 1st June 2023, 9:00am Misconduct Hearing Suite, Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London, SE1 8NJ Open map

PC Mohammed Ahmed     –     Metropolitan Police Service,

On 30 March 2023 at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. PC Ahmed pleaded guilty to the offence of breaching a non-molestation order, contrary to section 42A (1) and (5) of the Family Law Act 1996.

On 27 April 2023, PC Ahmed was sentenced to a community order for 12 months, 100 hours of unpaid work, a 30 day rehabilitation order to work with the probation service and a restraining order for two years.

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Thu 1st June 2023, 10:00am Northamptonshire Police HQ

PC Callum Murphy     –     Northamptonshire Police,

It is alleged that the officer concerned breached the standards of professional behaviour on June 25, 2022 when asked to leave the Spread Eagle public house in Northampton after becoming rude and argumentative and presenting his warrant card advising he was on the premises for policing purposes.

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Fri 2nd June 2023, 9:30am Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NJ Open map

PC Ben McCartney     –     Metropolitan Police Service,

It is alleged that on 1 April 2020, whilst on duty, PC McCartney used unlawful force against a member of the public. PC McCartney administered a kick and stomped on the member of public’s leg whilst they were being restrained on the ground.

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Fri 2nd June 2023, 10:00am Dorset Police Force Headquarters, Winfrith Newburgh, Wool, Dorchester DT2 8DZ Open map

Insp Nicholas Mantle, PC Mark Jordan-Gill, PC Michael Lowther, PC Matthew Young and former officer Paul Perdrisat.     –     Dorset Police,

No further information has been provided by the force into the alleged Standards of professional behavior which the officer is accused of breaching.

The alleged misconduct concerns:

1. (a)  Sending and/or receiving inappropriate WhatsApp messages.
2. (b)  Making or failing to challenge discriminatory comments.
3. (c)  Putting up or failing to challenge other who put up inappropriate homemade ‘wall art’.
4. (d)  Bullying or failing to challenge others who were bullying colleagues.
5. The identity of complainants will be protected during the hearing as appropriate.

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Fri 2nd June 2023, 10:00am North Yorkshire Police Headquarters, Alverton Court, Crosby Road, Northallerton, DL6 1BF Open map

PC Christopher Hudson     –     North Yorkshire Police,

It is alleged that PC Hudson failed to declare the correct information on his vetting application to North Yorkshire Police relating to previous contact with the Police. It alleged that this conduct was dishonest and/or misleading.

It is alleged that PC Hudson has failed to comply with the vetting application requirements for North Yorkshire Police relating to notifiable associations. It is alleged that PC Hudson did not disclose an association at any stage to North Yorkshire Police and that this was dishonest and / or misleading.

It is alleged that PC Hudson has failed to comply with the vetting application requirements for North Yorkshire Police relating to disclosure of all family members. It is alleged that a number of family members were not provided and that this was dishonest and / or misleading.

 

It is alleged that PC Hudson has failed to comply with the vetting application requirements for North Yorkshire Police relating to the disclosure of financial information. It is alleged that PC Hudson did not provide full disclosure to North Yorkshire Police and that this was dishonest and / or misleading.

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Fri 2nd June 2023, 10:00am Northamptonshire Police HQ

PC Callum Murphy     –     Northamptonshire Police,

It is alleged that the officer concerned breached the standards of professional behaviour on June 25, 2022 when asked to leave the Spread Eagle public house in Northampton after becoming rude and argumentative and presenting his warrant card advising he was on the premises for policing purposes.

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Hearings List (5 days)

Wed 31st May 2023, 9:30am

View on Misconduct 999

PC Ben McCartney     –     Metropolitan Police Service,

Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NJ Open map

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Use of force

Held in public.

It is alleged that on 1 April 2020, whilst on duty, PC McCartney used unlawful force against a member of the public. PC McCartney administered a kick and stomped on the member of public’s leg whilst they were being restrained on the ground.

Wed 31st May 2023, 10:00am

View on Misconduct 999

Insp Nicholas Mantle, PC Mark Jordan-Gill, PC Michael Lowther, PC Matthew Young and former officer Paul Perdrisat.     –     Dorset Police,

Dorset Police Force Headquarters, Winfrith Newburgh, Wool, Dorchester DT2 8DZ Open map

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached (No further information has been provided by the force into the alleged Standards of professional behavior which the officer is accused of breaching.)

Held in public.

No further information has been provided by the force into the alleged Standards of professional behavior which the officer is accused of breaching.

The alleged misconduct concerns:

1. (a)  Sending and/or receiving inappropriate WhatsApp messages.
2. (b)  Making or failing to challenge discriminatory comments.
3. (c)  Putting up or failing to challenge other who put up inappropriate homemade ‘wall art’.
4. (d)  Bullying or failing to challenge others who were bullying colleagues.
5. The identity of complainants will be protected during the hearing as appropriate.

Wed 31st May 2023, 10:00am

View on Misconduct 999

PC McGuire     –     West Yorkshire Police,

Undisclosed Location

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Honesty and integrity
• Orders and instructions
• Duties and responsibilities
• Confidentiality
• Conduct

Held in public.

A misconduct hearing will take place at 10am on 30 May – 1 June in relation to PC McGuire and PC Yamin

On 21st June 2022, PC McGuire was on duty and the driver of a police vehicle, responding to an incident at a care home in Halifax. PC 6886 Yamin was in company with him and a passenger in the vehicle.

It is alleged that;

On arrival, PC McGuire reversed the police vehicle and collided with a stationary vehicle belonging to a member of the public. There was a bang and PC McGuire told PC Yamin that he had just crashed. As a result of the collision, the other vehicle involved was damaged and scratched. PC McGuire parked nearby and then both got out of the police vehicle, but neither officer stopped to assess the damage to either of the vehicles involved in the collision.

Whilst dealing with the incident at the care home, PC Yamin viewed the CCTV, but purposely skipped the footage showing the collision so that it was not seen by staff at the care home. PC McGuire later reported the incident to his supervising officer at the police station and told him that:

a, Whilst moving the police vehicle, he heard a noise;

b, He therefore got out and checked both the police vehicle and the other vehicle for any damage, but there was none;

c, He then saw a can in the road which he believed he had run over and this had in fact attributed for the noise which he had heard.

 

Based on this account, the supervising officer did not submit a police collision report. This account was incorrect, but PC McGuire nevertheless recorded it in his pocket notebook.

Despite being on duty and being involved in a road traffic collision, PC McGuire and PC Yamin failed to:

 

Notify Force Communications or his supervision of the full circumstances of the road traffic collision, or
Attempt to identify and exchange details with the keeper of the other vehicle involved.

When PC McGuire became aware that the owner of the other vehicle had made a complaint about the collision, he accessed the relevant police incident log from his device whilst off duty and without a policing purpose. PC McGuire obtained the complainant’s mobile telephone number from the incident log and subsequently sent her a message at 23:32 hours on 21st June 2022 from his own personal mobile telephone, apologising for the incident.

Wed 31st May 2023, 10:00am

View on Misconduct 999

PC Yamin     –     West Yorkshire Police,

Undisclosed Location

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Honesty and integrity
• Orders and instructions
• Duties and responsibilities
• Conduct
• Challenging and reporting improper conduct

Held in public.

A misconduct hearing will take place at 10am on 30 May – 1 June in relation to PC McGuire and PC Yamin

On 21st June 2022, PC McGuire was on duty and the driver of a police vehicle, responding to an incident at a care home in Halifax. PC 6886 Yamin was in company with him and a passenger in the vehicle.

It is alleged that;

On arrival, PC McGuire reversed the police vehicle and collided with a stationary vehicle belonging to a member of the public. There was a bang and PC McGuire told PC Yamin that he had just crashed. As a result of the collision, the other vehicle involved was damaged and scratched. PC McGuire parked nearby and then both got out of the police vehicle, but neither officer stopped to assess the damage to either of the vehicles involved in the collision.

Whilst dealing with the incident at the care home, PC Yamin viewed the CCTV, but purposely skipped the footage showing the collision so that it was not seen by staff at the care home. PC McGuire later reported the incident to his supervising officer at the police station and told him that:

a, Whilst moving the police vehicle, he heard a noise;

b, He therefore got out and checked both the police vehicle and the other vehicle for any damage, but there was none;

c, He then saw a can in the road which he believed he had run over and this had in fact attributed for the noise which he had heard.

 

Based on this account, the supervising officer did not submit a police collision report. This account was incorrect, but PC McGuire nevertheless recorded it in his pocket notebook.

Despite being on duty and being involved in a road traffic collision, PC McGuire and PC Yamin failed to:

 

Notify Force Communications or his supervision of the full circumstances of the road traffic collision, or
Attempt to identify and exchange details with the keeper of the other vehicle involved.

When PC McGuire became aware that the owner of the other vehicle had made a complaint about the collision, he accessed the relevant police incident log from his device whilst off duty and without a policing purpose. PC McGuire obtained the complainant’s mobile telephone number from the incident log and subsequently sent her a message at 23:32 hours on 21st June 2022 from his own personal mobile telephone, apologising for the incident.

Wed 31st May 2023, 10:00am

View on Misconduct 999

Pc Owen Davies     –     South Yorkshire Police,

The Lifewise Centre, Kea Park Close, Hellaby Industrial Estate, Rotherham S66 8LB Open map

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Honesty and integrity
• Authority, respect and courtesy
• Confidentiality
• Conduct

Held in public.

It is alleged that on a number of occasions the officer used his personal mobile phone to take and retain photographs relating to operational policing matters. On multiple occasions he used a personal device to share photographs relating to operational policing matters via WhatsApp without a legitimate policing purpose for doing so and accompanied in multiple instances by inappropriate comments.

Thu 1st June 2023, 9:00am

View on Misconduct 999

PC Debbie Chapman     –     Metropolitan Police Service,

Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NJ Open map

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Fitness for work
• Conduct

Held in public.

On 19 December 2022 the urine sample PC Chapman provided for a with-cause drug test was found to contain cocaine and the metabolites for cocaine, indicating that she had been consuming and misusing Class A drugs.

Thu 1st June 2023, 9:30am

View on Misconduct 999

PC Ben McCartney     –     Metropolitan Police Service,

Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NJ Open map

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Use of force

Held in public.

It is alleged that on 1 April 2020, whilst on duty, PC McCartney used unlawful force against a member of the public. PC McCartney administered a kick and stomped on the member of public’s leg whilst they were being restrained on the ground.

Thu 1st June 2023, 10:00am

View on Misconduct 999

Insp Nicholas Mantle, PC Mark Jordan-Gill, PC Michael Lowther, PC Matthew Young and former officer Paul Perdrisat.     –     Dorset Police,

Dorset Police Force Headquarters, Winfrith Newburgh, Wool, Dorchester DT2 8DZ Open map

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached (No further information has been provided by the force into the alleged Standards of professional behavior which the officer is accused of breaching.)

Held in public.

No further information has been provided by the force into the alleged Standards of professional behavior which the officer is accused of breaching.

The alleged misconduct concerns:

1. (a)  Sending and/or receiving inappropriate WhatsApp messages.
2. (b)  Making or failing to challenge discriminatory comments.
3. (c)  Putting up or failing to challenge other who put up inappropriate homemade ‘wall art’.
4. (d)  Bullying or failing to challenge others who were bullying colleagues.
5. The identity of complainants will be protected during the hearing as appropriate.

Thu 1st June 2023, 10:00am

View on Misconduct 999

PC McGuire     –     West Yorkshire Police,

Undisclosed Location

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Honesty and integrity
• Orders and instructions
• Duties and responsibilities
• Confidentiality
• Conduct

Held in public.

A misconduct hearing will take place at 10am on 30 May – 1 June in relation to PC McGuire and PC Yamin

On 21st June 2022, PC McGuire was on duty and the driver of a police vehicle, responding to an incident at a care home in Halifax. PC 6886 Yamin was in company with him and a passenger in the vehicle.

It is alleged that;

On arrival, PC McGuire reversed the police vehicle and collided with a stationary vehicle belonging to a member of the public. There was a bang and PC McGuire told PC Yamin that he had just crashed. As a result of the collision, the other vehicle involved was damaged and scratched. PC McGuire parked nearby and then both got out of the police vehicle, but neither officer stopped to assess the damage to either of the vehicles involved in the collision.

Whilst dealing with the incident at the care home, PC Yamin viewed the CCTV, but purposely skipped the footage showing the collision so that it was not seen by staff at the care home. PC McGuire later reported the incident to his supervising officer at the police station and told him that:

a, Whilst moving the police vehicle, he heard a noise;

b, He therefore got out and checked both the police vehicle and the other vehicle for any damage, but there was none;

c, He then saw a can in the road which he believed he had run over and this had in fact attributed for the noise which he had heard.

 

Based on this account, the supervising officer did not submit a police collision report. This account was incorrect, but PC McGuire nevertheless recorded it in his pocket notebook.

Despite being on duty and being involved in a road traffic collision, PC McGuire and PC Yamin failed to:

 

Notify Force Communications or his supervision of the full circumstances of the road traffic collision, or
Attempt to identify and exchange details with the keeper of the other vehicle involved.

When PC McGuire became aware that the owner of the other vehicle had made a complaint about the collision, he accessed the relevant police incident log from his device whilst off duty and without a policing purpose. PC McGuire obtained the complainant’s mobile telephone number from the incident log and subsequently sent her a message at 23:32 hours on 21st June 2022 from his own personal mobile telephone, apologising for the incident.

Thu 1st June 2023, 9:00am

View on Misconduct 999

PC Jonathan Simon     –     Metropolitan Police Service,

Misconduct Hearing Suite, Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London, SE1 8NJ Open map

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Conduct

Held in public.

PC Jonathan Simon is due to attend an Accelerated Misconduct Hearing having been convicted of stalking contrary to section 2A (1) and (4) of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997.

The circumstances are in May 2021, PC Simon met the female in the course of his policing duty. Soon afterwards they entered into a relationship, which she later ended. Between 1 October 2021 and 1 July 2022 PC Simon pursued a course of conduct amounting to stalking. He made repeated visits to her home address and place of work (some of which were whilst he was on duty) and he left her messages and voicemails, despite having been told she did not want to see him anymore.

On 17 March 2023 at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, PC Simon was found guilty of the offence of stalking. He was sentenced on 4 April 2023, receiving a 16 week prison sentence (suspended for 2 years), electronic monitoring for 6 months, 200 hours’ unpaid work, £154 surcharge to victim services and £930 costs.

Thu 1st June 2023, 9:00am

View on Misconduct 999

PC Mohammed Ahmed     –     Metropolitan Police Service,

Misconduct Hearing Suite, Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London, SE1 8NJ Open map

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Conduct

Held in public.

On 30 March 2023 at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. PC Ahmed pleaded guilty to the offence of breaching a non-molestation order, contrary to section 42A (1) and (5) of the Family Law Act 1996.

On 27 April 2023, PC Ahmed was sentenced to a community order for 12 months, 100 hours of unpaid work, a 30 day rehabilitation order to work with the probation service and a restraining order for two years.

Thu 1st June 2023, 10:00am

View on Misconduct 999

PC Callum Murphy     –     Northamptonshire Police,

Northamptonshire Police HQ

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Honesty and integrity
• Authority, respect and courtesy
• Conduct

Held in public.

It is alleged that the officer concerned breached the standards of professional behaviour on June 25, 2022 when asked to leave the Spread Eagle public house in Northampton after becoming rude and argumentative and presenting his warrant card advising he was on the premises for policing purposes.

Fri 2nd June 2023, 9:30am

View on Misconduct 999

PC Ben McCartney     –     Metropolitan Police Service,

Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NJ Open map

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Use of force

Held in public.

It is alleged that on 1 April 2020, whilst on duty, PC McCartney used unlawful force against a member of the public. PC McCartney administered a kick and stomped on the member of public’s leg whilst they were being restrained on the ground.

Fri 2nd June 2023, 10:00am

View on Misconduct 999

Insp Nicholas Mantle, PC Mark Jordan-Gill, PC Michael Lowther, PC Matthew Young and former officer Paul Perdrisat.     –     Dorset Police,

Dorset Police Force Headquarters, Winfrith Newburgh, Wool, Dorchester DT2 8DZ Open map

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached (No further information has been provided by the force into the alleged Standards of professional behavior which the officer is accused of breaching.)

Held in public.

No further information has been provided by the force into the alleged Standards of professional behavior which the officer is accused of breaching.

The alleged misconduct concerns:

1. (a)  Sending and/or receiving inappropriate WhatsApp messages.
2. (b)  Making or failing to challenge discriminatory comments.
3. (c)  Putting up or failing to challenge other who put up inappropriate homemade ‘wall art’.
4. (d)  Bullying or failing to challenge others who were bullying colleagues.
5. The identity of complainants will be protected during the hearing as appropriate.

Fri 2nd June 2023, 10:00am

View on Misconduct 999

PC Christopher Hudson     –     North Yorkshire Police,

North Yorkshire Police Headquarters, Alverton Court, Crosby Road, Northallerton, DL6 1BF Open map

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Honesty and integrity
• Duties and responsibilities

Held in public.

It is alleged that PC Hudson failed to declare the correct information on his vetting application to North Yorkshire Police relating to previous contact with the Police. It alleged that this conduct was dishonest and/or misleading.

It is alleged that PC Hudson has failed to comply with the vetting application requirements for North Yorkshire Police relating to notifiable associations. It is alleged that PC Hudson did not disclose an association at any stage to North Yorkshire Police and that this was dishonest and / or misleading.

It is alleged that PC Hudson has failed to comply with the vetting application requirements for North Yorkshire Police relating to disclosure of all family members. It is alleged that a number of family members were not provided and that this was dishonest and / or misleading.

 

It is alleged that PC Hudson has failed to comply with the vetting application requirements for North Yorkshire Police relating to the disclosure of financial information. It is alleged that PC Hudson did not provide full disclosure to North Yorkshire Police and that this was dishonest and / or misleading.

Fri 2nd June 2023, 10:00am

View on Misconduct 999

PC Callum Murphy     –     Northamptonshire Police,

Northamptonshire Police HQ

Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached

• Honesty and integrity
• Authority, respect and courtesy
• Conduct

Held in public.

It is alleged that the officer concerned breached the standards of professional behaviour on June 25, 2022 when asked to leave the Spread Eagle public house in Northampton after becoming rude and argumentative and presenting his warrant card advising he was on the premises for policing purposes.