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5-Day Summary
Fri 15th March 2024, 10:00am Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London, SE1 8NJ Open map
DC Alison Campbell – Metropolitan Police Service,
It is alleged that on 24 July 2021, whilst off duty and intoxicated at a public house in Clapham, TDC Campbell was an active participant in an altercation with two other customers in the pub.
During the altercation it is alleged that TDC Campbell made a racist slur towards one of the customers.
The altercation escalated and TDC Campbell was asked to leave.
TDC Campbell refused to leave the premises and instead identified herself as a police officer purporting to act in the execution of her duty and abusing her authority.
It is alleged that in acting this way TDC Campbell breached the Standards of Professional Behaviour in respect of ‘Discreditable Conduct’, ‘Equality and Diversity’, ‘Authority, Respect and Courtesy’ and ‘Honesty and Integrity’.
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Fri 15th March 2024, 9:30am Misconduct Hearing Suite, Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London SE1 8NJ Open map
M999ID-80117 ( Officer A) Hearing dates th March 11-to 15th March)( MPS) – Metropolitan Police Service,
It is alleged that in May 2019, former PC Kader made false allegations of sexual assault and harassment against a serving Police Sergeant.
It is also alleged that former PC Kader created false entries in her pocket note book in support of these false allegations.
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Fri 15th March 2024, 10:00am Chief Constables Conference Room, Essex Police HQ, Springfield, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 6DA Open map
PC Harry Croot – Essex Police,
It is alleged that former PC 81950 Harry Croot has repeatedly submitted fabricated or misleading evidence whilst in training as a probation Police Constable.
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Fri 15th March 2024, 9:00am Nottingham Police Headquarters
PC Ryan Lee – Nottinghamshire Police,
It is alleged the officer breached the Standards of Professional Behaviour by his actions relating to inappropriate use of police vehicle emergency equipment and contravention of Road Traffic Regulations on the 26th April 2023.
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Mon 18th March 2024, 10:00am The Premier Suite, Ipswich Town Football Club, Portman Road, Ipswich, Suffolk
PC Harry Butler – Suffolk Constabulary,
Between the 26th and 27th May 2022 the officer had sexual intercourse with a colleague that at the time he knew or should have known that she was intoxicated and either (1) incapable of providing informed consent or (2) vulnerable by virtue of her state of intoxication.
- Integrity only
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Mon 18th March 2024, 10:00am Hampshire Constabulary, Aldershot Division, Wellington Avenue, Aldershot, GU11 1NZ Open map
PC Peter Cruden – Hampshire Constabulary,
In September 2022, following attendance at the address of the complainant, damage was caused to a mobile phone and it is alleged that PC Cruden was responsible for this damage.
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Mon 18th March 2024, 10:00am Hoilday inn Eastleigh
PC Louise Howard – Hampshire Constabulary,
In June 2022 during the course of her duties, PC Howard met a person who she had previously known, but on this occasion was presenting as vulnerable. Subsequent to this she then entered into an intimate relationship with him and failed to properly declare the relationship.
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Mon 18th March 2024, 10:00am Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London, SE1 8NJ Open map
PC Daniel Ashworth – Metropolitan Police Service,
It is alleged that between January 2020 and January 2022, PC Ashworth stalked, harassed and/or bullied a female colleague.
It is further alleged that when PC Ashworth attended Wandsworth Police CID Office to collect his mobile phone that had been seized, he took a USB memory stick from the evidential bag and secreted it into his pocket.
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Mon 18th March 2024, 10:00am British Transport Police (BTP) Headquarters, 25 Camden Rd, London NW1 9LN Open map
T/PS Raymond Hewitt – British Transport Police,
It is alleged that between approximately January 2022 and January 2023 TPS Hewitt behaved inappropriately towards his ex-partner Ms A, by visiting her and her brother Mr B at their places of work, parked his personal vehicles in the road where his Ms A resided and sent her flowers and a card on her birthday.
After a complaint was made, TPS Hewitt was spoken to by his line manager about his behaviour and told to desist but he continued to make contact via social media, telling Ms A that he loved her and subsequently visited her place of work whilst on duty causing her harassment, distress and/or anxiety.
On 25th January 2022 TPS Hewitt was on duty and in uniform when he visited an ex-work colleague of his ex-partner Ms C. He made her feel uncomfortable by talking to her at length about personal matters and asked if he could give her a hug. On 26th January 2022 whilst off duty, he waited in a garage area until she had finished work, whereupon he asked her about Ms A. This made her feel very uncomfortable. On 27th February 2022 he again visited her at her home address, but when she realised it was him she did not answer the door.
Between approximately April 2022 and December 2022 TPS Hewitt behaved inappropriately towards PC D, a 17-year-old female who wanted to apply to become a police officer.
On 22nd May 2022; 11th June 2022; 15th November 2022; 17th, 20th and 25th December 2022; and 2nd January 2023 he sent PC D text messages with a kiss (‘x’) at the end.
On 10th May; 2nd June 2022; 30th August 2022; and 17th and 20th December 2022 he sent PC D text messages about meeting up for a coffee.
On 17th December 2022 he sent PC D a text message suggesting that they could meet up for a ‘drink’ and the following day suggesting dinner as well; and
On various unknown dates he made comments to PC D about her appearance, about going running together and about becoming ‘gym buddies’.
On or about 23rd February 2023 TPS Hewitt took a photograph of himself wearing British Transport Police uniform and posted the picture on the internet dating application ‘Tinder’.
Posting a photograph whilst wearing police uniform on social media is a breach the British Transport Police ‘Social Media’ policy, which provides that officers must not post photographs of themselves in uniform on social networking sites.
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Tue 19th March 2024, 10:00am The Premier Suite, Ipswich Town Football Club, Portman Road, Ipswich, Suffolk
PC Harry Butler – Suffolk Constabulary,
Between the 26th and 27th May 2022 the officer had sexual intercourse with a colleague that at the time he knew or should have known that she was intoxicated and either (1) incapable of providing informed consent or (2) vulnerable by virtue of her state of intoxication.
- Integrity only
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Tue 19th March 2024, 10:00am Hoilday inn Eastleigh
PC Louise Howard – Hampshire Constabulary,
In June 2022 during the course of her duties, PC Howard met a person who she had previously known, but on this occasion was presenting as vulnerable. Subsequent to this she then entered into an intimate relationship with him and failed to properly declare the relationship.
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Tue 19th March 2024, 10:00am Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London, SE1 8NJ Open map
PC Daniel Ashworth – Metropolitan Police Service,
It is alleged that between January 2020 and January 2022, PC Ashworth stalked, harassed and/or bullied a female colleague.
It is further alleged that when PC Ashworth attended Wandsworth Police CID Office to collect his mobile phone that had been seized, he took a USB memory stick from the evidential bag and secreted it into his pocket.
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Tue 19th March 2024, 10:00am Derbyshire Constabulary Headquarters, Butterley Grange, Coach Rd, Ripley DE5 3RS Open map
PC Joshua Beardsley – Derbyshire Constabulary,
The officer will answer allegations that his conduct breached the standards of professional behaviour in respect of, ‘Honesty and Integrity,’ and ‘Discreditable Conduct’ in that he was the driver of a Police vehicle that was involved in a road traffic collision. He subsequently left a note that did not identify him as causing the damage or report it as required.
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Tue 19th March 2024, 10:00am Hertfordshire Constabulary HQ, Stanborough Rd, Welwyn Garden City AL8 6XF Open map
PC William Owen – Hertfordshire Constabulary,
The officer was convicted at Peterborough Crown Court on Monday 5 February of Administering a poisonous or noxious substance with intent to aggrieve, injure or annoy and Common Assault. The victim in the case was a member of the public and the offences were committed whilst the officer was on duty on 7 November 2021.
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Tue 19th March 2024, 10:00am British Transport Police (BTP) Headquarters, 25 Camden Rd, London NW1 9LN Open map
T/PS Raymond Hewitt – British Transport Police,
It is alleged that between approximately January 2022 and January 2023 TPS Hewitt behaved inappropriately towards his ex-partner Ms A, by visiting her and her brother Mr B at their places of work, parked his personal vehicles in the road where his Ms A resided and sent her flowers and a card on her birthday.
After a complaint was made, TPS Hewitt was spoken to by his line manager about his behaviour and told to desist but he continued to make contact via social media, telling Ms A that he loved her and subsequently visited her place of work whilst on duty causing her harassment, distress and/or anxiety.
On 25th January 2022 TPS Hewitt was on duty and in uniform when he visited an ex-work colleague of his ex-partner Ms C. He made her feel uncomfortable by talking to her at length about personal matters and asked if he could give her a hug. On 26th January 2022 whilst off duty, he waited in a garage area until she had finished work, whereupon he asked her about Ms A. This made her feel very uncomfortable. On 27th February 2022 he again visited her at her home address, but when she realised it was him she did not answer the door.
Between approximately April 2022 and December 2022 TPS Hewitt behaved inappropriately towards PC D, a 17-year-old female who wanted to apply to become a police officer.
On 22nd May 2022; 11th June 2022; 15th November 2022; 17th, 20th and 25th December 2022; and 2nd January 2023 he sent PC D text messages with a kiss (‘x’) at the end.
On 10th May; 2nd June 2022; 30th August 2022; and 17th and 20th December 2022 he sent PC D text messages about meeting up for a coffee.
On 17th December 2022 he sent PC D a text message suggesting that they could meet up for a ‘drink’ and the following day suggesting dinner as well; and
On various unknown dates he made comments to PC D about her appearance, about going running together and about becoming ‘gym buddies’.
On or about 23rd February 2023 TPS Hewitt took a photograph of himself wearing British Transport Police uniform and posted the picture on the internet dating application ‘Tinder’.
Posting a photograph whilst wearing police uniform on social media is a breach the British Transport Police ‘Social Media’ policy, which provides that officers must not post photographs of themselves in uniform on social networking sites.
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Hearings List (5 days)
Fri 15th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
DC Alison Campbell – Metropolitan Police Service,
Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London, SE1 8NJ Open map
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Honesty and integrity
- Authority, respect and courtesy
- Equality and diversity
- Conduct
Held in public.
It is alleged that on 24 July 2021, whilst off duty and intoxicated at a public house in Clapham, TDC Campbell was an active participant in an altercation with two other customers in the pub.
During the altercation it is alleged that TDC Campbell made a racist slur towards one of the customers.
The altercation escalated and TDC Campbell was asked to leave.
TDC Campbell refused to leave the premises and instead identified herself as a police officer purporting to act in the execution of her duty and abusing her authority.
It is alleged that in acting this way TDC Campbell breached the Standards of Professional Behaviour in respect of ‘Discreditable Conduct’, ‘Equality and Diversity’, ‘Authority, Respect and Courtesy’ and ‘Honesty and Integrity’.
Fri 15th March 2024, 9:30am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
M999ID-80117 ( Officer A) Hearing dates th March 11-to 15th March)( MPS) – 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
- Honesty and integrity
Held in public.
It is alleged that in May 2019, former PC Kader made false allegations of sexual assault and harassment against a serving Police Sergeant.
It is also alleged that former PC Kader created false entries in her pocket note book in support of these false allegations.
Fri 15th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
PC Harry Croot – Essex Police,
Chief Constables Conference Room, Essex Police HQ, Springfield, Chelmsford, Essex CM2 6DA Open map
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Honesty and integrity
- Conduct
Held in public.
It is alleged that former PC 81950 Harry Croot has repeatedly submitted fabricated or misleading evidence whilst in training as a probation Police Constable.
Fri 15th March 2024, 9:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
PC Ryan Lee – Nottinghamshire Police,
Nottingham Police Headquarters
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Orders and instructions
- Conduct
Held in public.
It is alleged the officer breached the Standards of Professional Behaviour by his actions relating to inappropriate use of police vehicle emergency equipment and contravention of Road Traffic Regulations on the 26th April 2023.
Mon 18th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
PC Harry Butler – Suffolk Constabulary,
The Premier Suite, Ipswich Town Football Club, Portman Road, Ipswich, Suffolk
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Honesty and integrity
- Authority, respect and courtesy
- Conduct
Held in public.
Between the 26th and 27th May 2022 the officer had sexual intercourse with a colleague that at the time he knew or should have known that she was intoxicated and either (1) incapable of providing informed consent or (2) vulnerable by virtue of her state of intoxication.
- Integrity only
Mon 18th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
PC Peter Cruden – Hampshire Constabulary,
Hampshire Constabulary, Aldershot Division, Wellington Avenue, Aldershot, GU11 1NZ Open map
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Authority, respect and courtesy
Held in public.
In September 2022, following attendance at the address of the complainant, damage was caused to a mobile phone and it is alleged that PC Cruden was responsible for this damage.
Mon 18th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
PC Louise Howard – Hampshire Constabulary,
Hoilday inn Eastleigh
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Conduct
Held in public.
In June 2022 during the course of her duties, PC Howard met a person who she had previously known, but on this occasion was presenting as vulnerable. Subsequent to this she then entered into an intimate relationship with him and failed to properly declare the relationship.
Mon 18th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
PC Daniel Ashworth – Metropolitan Police Service,
Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London, SE1 8NJ Open map
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Conduct
Held in public.
It is alleged that between January 2020 and January 2022, PC Ashworth stalked, harassed and/or bullied a female colleague.
It is further alleged that when PC Ashworth attended Wandsworth Police CID Office to collect his mobile phone that had been seized, he took a USB memory stick from the evidential bag and secreted it into his pocket.
Mon 18th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
T/PS Raymond Hewitt – British Transport Police,
British Transport Police (BTP) Headquarters, 25 Camden Rd, London NW1 9LN Open map
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Orders and instructions
- Conduct
Held in public.
It is alleged that between approximately January 2022 and January 2023 TPS Hewitt behaved inappropriately towards his ex-partner Ms A, by visiting her and her brother Mr B at their places of work, parked his personal vehicles in the road where his Ms A resided and sent her flowers and a card on her birthday.
After a complaint was made, TPS Hewitt was spoken to by his line manager about his behaviour and told to desist but he continued to make contact via social media, telling Ms A that he loved her and subsequently visited her place of work whilst on duty causing her harassment, distress and/or anxiety.
On 25th January 2022 TPS Hewitt was on duty and in uniform when he visited an ex-work colleague of his ex-partner Ms C. He made her feel uncomfortable by talking to her at length about personal matters and asked if he could give her a hug. On 26th January 2022 whilst off duty, he waited in a garage area until she had finished work, whereupon he asked her about Ms A. This made her feel very uncomfortable. On 27th February 2022 he again visited her at her home address, but when she realised it was him she did not answer the door.
Between approximately April 2022 and December 2022 TPS Hewitt behaved inappropriately towards PC D, a 17-year-old female who wanted to apply to become a police officer.
On 22nd May 2022; 11th June 2022; 15th November 2022; 17th, 20th and 25th December 2022; and 2nd January 2023 he sent PC D text messages with a kiss (‘x’) at the end.
On 10th May; 2nd June 2022; 30th August 2022; and 17th and 20th December 2022 he sent PC D text messages about meeting up for a coffee.
On 17th December 2022 he sent PC D a text message suggesting that they could meet up for a ‘drink’ and the following day suggesting dinner as well; and
On various unknown dates he made comments to PC D about her appearance, about going running together and about becoming ‘gym buddies’.
On or about 23rd February 2023 TPS Hewitt took a photograph of himself wearing British Transport Police uniform and posted the picture on the internet dating application ‘Tinder’.
Posting a photograph whilst wearing police uniform on social media is a breach the British Transport Police ‘Social Media’ policy, which provides that officers must not post photographs of themselves in uniform on social networking sites.
Tue 19th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
PC Harry Butler – Suffolk Constabulary,
The Premier Suite, Ipswich Town Football Club, Portman Road, Ipswich, Suffolk
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Honesty and integrity
- Authority, respect and courtesy
- Conduct
Held in public.
Between the 26th and 27th May 2022 the officer had sexual intercourse with a colleague that at the time he knew or should have known that she was intoxicated and either (1) incapable of providing informed consent or (2) vulnerable by virtue of her state of intoxication.
- Integrity only
Tue 19th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
PC Louise Howard – Hampshire Constabulary,
Hoilday inn Eastleigh
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Conduct
Held in public.
In June 2022 during the course of her duties, PC Howard met a person who she had previously known, but on this occasion was presenting as vulnerable. Subsequent to this she then entered into an intimate relationship with him and failed to properly declare the relationship.
Tue 19th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
PC Daniel Ashworth – Metropolitan Police Service,
Palestra House, 197 Blackfriars Road, London, SE1 8NJ Open map
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Conduct
Held in public.
It is alleged that between January 2020 and January 2022, PC Ashworth stalked, harassed and/or bullied a female colleague.
It is further alleged that when PC Ashworth attended Wandsworth Police CID Office to collect his mobile phone that had been seized, he took a USB memory stick from the evidential bag and secreted it into his pocket.
Tue 19th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
PC Joshua Beardsley – Derbyshire Constabulary,
Derbyshire Constabulary Headquarters, Butterley Grange, Coach Rd, Ripley DE5 3RS Open map
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Honesty and integrity
- Conduct
Held in public.
The officer will answer allegations that his conduct breached the standards of professional behaviour in respect of, ‘Honesty and Integrity,’ and ‘Discreditable Conduct’ in that he was the driver of a Police vehicle that was involved in a road traffic collision. He subsequently left a note that did not identify him as causing the damage or report it as required.
Tue 19th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
PC William Owen – Hertfordshire Constabulary,
Hertfordshire Constabulary HQ, Stanborough Rd, Welwyn Garden City AL8 6XF Open map
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Authority, respect and courtesy
- Use of force
- Challenging and reporting improper conduct
Held in public.
The officer was convicted at Peterborough Crown Court on Monday 5 February of Administering a poisonous or noxious substance with intent to aggrieve, injure or annoy and Common Assault. The victim in the case was a member of the public and the offences were committed whilst the officer was on duty on 7 November 2021.
Tue 19th March 2024, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
T/PS Raymond Hewitt – British Transport Police,
British Transport Police (BTP) Headquarters, 25 Camden Rd, London NW1 9LN Open map
Standards of professional behavior that have allegedly been breached
- Orders and instructions
- Conduct
Held in public.
It is alleged that between approximately January 2022 and January 2023 TPS Hewitt behaved inappropriately towards his ex-partner Ms A, by visiting her and her brother Mr B at their places of work, parked his personal vehicles in the road where his Ms A resided and sent her flowers and a card on her birthday.
After a complaint was made, TPS Hewitt was spoken to by his line manager about his behaviour and told to desist but he continued to make contact via social media, telling Ms A that he loved her and subsequently visited her place of work whilst on duty causing her harassment, distress and/or anxiety.
On 25th January 2022 TPS Hewitt was on duty and in uniform when he visited an ex-work colleague of his ex-partner Ms C. He made her feel uncomfortable by talking to her at length about personal matters and asked if he could give her a hug. On 26th January 2022 whilst off duty, he waited in a garage area until she had finished work, whereupon he asked her about Ms A. This made her feel very uncomfortable. On 27th February 2022 he again visited her at her home address, but when she realised it was him she did not answer the door.
Between approximately April 2022 and December 2022 TPS Hewitt behaved inappropriately towards PC D, a 17-year-old female who wanted to apply to become a police officer.
On 22nd May 2022; 11th June 2022; 15th November 2022; 17th, 20th and 25th December 2022; and 2nd January 2023 he sent PC D text messages with a kiss (‘x’) at the end.
On 10th May; 2nd June 2022; 30th August 2022; and 17th and 20th December 2022 he sent PC D text messages about meeting up for a coffee.
On 17th December 2022 he sent PC D a text message suggesting that they could meet up for a ‘drink’ and the following day suggesting dinner as well; and
On various unknown dates he made comments to PC D about her appearance, about going running together and about becoming ‘gym buddies’.
On or about 23rd February 2023 TPS Hewitt took a photograph of himself wearing British Transport Police uniform and posted the picture on the internet dating application ‘Tinder’.
Posting a photograph whilst wearing police uniform on social media is a breach the British Transport Police ‘Social Media’ policy, which provides that officers must not post photographs of themselves in uniform on social networking sites.
