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5-Day Summary
Thu 14th April 2022, (time not published) Sussex Police Headquarters
PC Jared Gobey – Sussex Police,
No further information has been provided by the force into the circumstances of the alleged breaches.
- He gave a misleading account of an incident he attended to the Force Control Room involving an incident involving a distressed male.
- He failed to leave the building he was in to speak to this male and this a) Put the male at risk; b) Put members of the public at risk, and c) Led to the unnecessary call for backup.
- His inaccurate reporting of the incident created the impression that police officers and members of the public were at greater level of harm that they were.
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Thu 14th April 2022, 9:30am Empress State Building, Lillie Road, SW6, London
PC Adnan Arib – Metropolitan Police Service,
Between April and July 2019, while in the course of his duties, PC Adnan Arib came into contact with two vulnerable females. After obtaining their mobile phone numbers, he contacted them and attempted to pursue an improper relationship with them, on one occasion meeting one of the females in a park while he was off duty.
On 16 February 2022 at Southwark Crown Court, PC Arib was convicted of two counts of Misconduct in Public Office.
On 3 March 2022 at Southwark Crown Court he was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment.
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Thu 14th April 2022, (time not published) Dyfed Powys Police Headquarters
Officer A – Dyfed Powys Police,
Whilst off duty the officer is alleged to have behaved in a violent and abusive manner towards their mother, causing a neighbour to become concerned and report the matter to the police.
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Hearings List (14 days)
Thu 14th April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC Jared Gobey – Sussex Police,
Sussex Police Headquarters
Alleged Breaches (No further information has been provided by the force into the circumstances of the alleged breaches.)
The hearing is to be held in public.
No further information has been provided by the force into the circumstances of the alleged breaches.
- He gave a misleading account of an incident he attended to the Force Control Room involving an incident involving a distressed male.
- He failed to leave the building he was in to speak to this male and this a) Put the male at risk; b) Put members of the public at risk, and c) Led to the unnecessary call for backup.
- His inaccurate reporting of the incident created the impression that police officers and members of the public were at greater level of harm that they were.
Thu 14th April 2022, 9:30am |
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PC Adnan Arib – Metropolitan Police Service,
Empress State Building, Lillie Road, SW6, London
Alleged Breaches
- Honesty and integrity
- Authority, respect and courtesy
- Orders and instructions
- Duties and responsibilities
- Confidentiality
- Conduct
The hearing is to be held in public.
Between April and July 2019, while in the course of his duties, PC Adnan Arib came into contact with two vulnerable females. After obtaining their mobile phone numbers, he contacted them and attempted to pursue an improper relationship with them, on one occasion meeting one of the females in a park while he was off duty.
On 16 February 2022 at Southwark Crown Court, PC Arib was convicted of two counts of Misconduct in Public Office.
On 3 March 2022 at Southwark Crown Court he was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment.
Thu 14th April 2022, (time not published) |
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Officer A – Dyfed Powys Police,
Dyfed Powys Police Headquarters
Alleged Breaches
- Authority, respect and courtesy
- Conduct
Some parts of the hearing are to be held in private and some in public.
Whilst off duty the officer is alleged to have behaved in a violent and abusive manner towards their mother, causing a neighbour to become concerned and report the matter to the police.
Tue 19th April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC Sean Wellings – British Transport Police,
BTP Headquarters, 25 Camden Road, London
Alleged Breaches
- Use of force
- Conduct
The hearing is to be held in public.
It is alleged that in November 2020 at London Victoria train station, whilst off duty PC Wellings assisted an on-duty colleague responding to a reported incident and used disproportionate force during the arrest of a suspect.
Wed 20th April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC Sean Wellings – British Transport Police,
BTP Headquarters, 25 Camden Road, London
Alleged Breaches
- Use of force
- Conduct
The hearing is to be held in public.
It is alleged that in November 2020 at London Victoria train station, whilst off duty PC Wellings assisted an on-duty colleague responding to a reported incident and used disproportionate force during the arrest of a suspect.
Wed 20th April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC 0044 Loi – West Midlands,
West Midlands Police Headquarters
Alleged Breaches
- Duties and responsibilities
The hearing is to be held in public.
On 1 May 2020 PC Loi was driving an unmarked police car when he observed a road traffic collision, which he reported to the force control room. The officer was informed that one of the drivers had run away from the scene and had been detained a short distance away by members of the public.
On arrival at the location he saw members of the public detained the driver face down on the ground. He was informed that the driver had been resisting restraint shortly beforehand. The officer decided to apply handcuffs.
The driver did not provide any active resistance to the officer and was not speaking or moving. A member of the public involved in the restraint expressed the view that the driver was ‘putting it on’.
PC Loi shook the driver to rouse him but obtained no response. He did not make any further inquiries to establish whether the driver’s unresponsiveness was genuine or not. The officer requested an ambulance but did not commence first aid.
On other officers arriving in just over a minute, PC Loi briefed them and they commenced first aid. Ambulance and medical staff subsequently arrived and took over the primary care.
It is alleged that PC Loi failed to conduct his own assessment of the situation and did not provide any adequate care or first aid, contrary to his training and his duty as constable to protect life.
Thu 21st April 2022, 10:00am |
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PC Sandeep Khunkhun – Metropolitan Police Service,
International Dispute Resolution Centre
Alleged Breaches
- Honesty and integrity
- Duties and responsibilities
It is not currently known whether the hearing is to be held in private or public.
It is alleged that between January and April 2020 PC Khunkhun failed to fully investigate several allegations of domestic abuse reported by a female victim or to instigate suitable safeguarding measures to assist in protecting the female victim. The female subsequently died in an arson attack on her home in April 2020, perpetrated by her husband.
Thu 21st April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC Sean Wellings – British Transport Police,
BTP Headquarters, 25 Camden Road, London
Alleged Breaches
- Use of force
- Conduct
The hearing is to be held in public.
It is alleged that in November 2020 at London Victoria train station, whilst off duty PC Wellings assisted an on-duty colleague responding to a reported incident and used disproportionate force during the arrest of a suspect.
Thu 21st April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC 0044 Loi – West Midlands,
West Midlands Police Headquarters
Alleged Breaches
- Duties and responsibilities
The hearing is to be held in public.
On 1 May 2020 PC Loi was driving an unmarked police car when he observed a road traffic collision, which he reported to the force control room. The officer was informed that one of the drivers had run away from the scene and had been detained a short distance away by members of the public.
On arrival at the location he saw members of the public detained the driver face down on the ground. He was informed that the driver had been resisting restraint shortly beforehand. The officer decided to apply handcuffs.
The driver did not provide any active resistance to the officer and was not speaking or moving. A member of the public involved in the restraint expressed the view that the driver was ‘putting it on’.
PC Loi shook the driver to rouse him but obtained no response. He did not make any further inquiries to establish whether the driver’s unresponsiveness was genuine or not. The officer requested an ambulance but did not commence first aid.
On other officers arriving in just over a minute, PC Loi briefed them and they commenced first aid. Ambulance and medical staff subsequently arrived and took over the primary care.
It is alleged that PC Loi failed to conduct his own assessment of the situation and did not provide any adequate care or first aid, contrary to his training and his duty as constable to protect life.
Fri 22nd April 2022, 10:00am |
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PC Sandeep Khunkhun – Metropolitan Police Service,
International Dispute Resolution Centre
Alleged Breaches
- Honesty and integrity
- Duties and responsibilities
It is not currently known whether the hearing is to be held in private or public.
It is alleged that between January and April 2020 PC Khunkhun failed to fully investigate several allegations of domestic abuse reported by a female victim or to instigate suitable safeguarding measures to assist in protecting the female victim. The female subsequently died in an arson attack on her home in April 2020, perpetrated by her husband.
Fri 22nd April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC Sean Wellings – British Transport Police,
BTP Headquarters, 25 Camden Road, London
Alleged Breaches
- Use of force
- Conduct
The hearing is to be held in public.
It is alleged that in November 2020 at London Victoria train station, whilst off duty PC Wellings assisted an on-duty colleague responding to a reported incident and used disproportionate force during the arrest of a suspect.
Fri 22nd April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC 0044 Loi – West Midlands,
West Midlands Police Headquarters
Alleged Breaches
- Duties and responsibilities
The hearing is to be held in public.
On 1 May 2020 PC Loi was driving an unmarked police car when he observed a road traffic collision, which he reported to the force control room. The officer was informed that one of the drivers had run away from the scene and had been detained a short distance away by members of the public.
On arrival at the location he saw members of the public detained the driver face down on the ground. He was informed that the driver had been resisting restraint shortly beforehand. The officer decided to apply handcuffs.
The driver did not provide any active resistance to the officer and was not speaking or moving. A member of the public involved in the restraint expressed the view that the driver was ‘putting it on’.
PC Loi shook the driver to rouse him but obtained no response. He did not make any further inquiries to establish whether the driver’s unresponsiveness was genuine or not. The officer requested an ambulance but did not commence first aid.
On other officers arriving in just over a minute, PC Loi briefed them and they commenced first aid. Ambulance and medical staff subsequently arrived and took over the primary care.
It is alleged that PC Loi failed to conduct his own assessment of the situation and did not provide any adequate care or first aid, contrary to his training and his duty as constable to protect life.
Mon 25th April 2022, 10:00am |
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PC Sandeep Khunkhun – Metropolitan Police Service,
International Dispute Resolution Centre
Alleged Breaches
- Honesty and integrity
- Duties and responsibilities
It is not currently known whether the hearing is to be held in private or public.
It is alleged that between January and April 2020 PC Khunkhun failed to fully investigate several allegations of domestic abuse reported by a female victim or to instigate suitable safeguarding measures to assist in protecting the female victim. The female subsequently died in an arson attack on her home in April 2020, perpetrated by her husband.
Mon 25th April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC Edward Greevy – Hampshire Constabulary,
Hampshire Fire and Police HQ, Leigh Road, Eastleigh, SO50 9SJ
Alleged Breaches
- Honesty and integrity
- Orders and instructions
- Duties and responsibilities
The hearing is to be held in public.
PC Edward Greevy faces allegations whereby it is alleged in summary that he failed to act in accordance with his duties and responsibilities, orders and instructions or with honesty and integrity when dealing with two domestic violence incidents reported on 6 May 2020 and 29 May 2020.
Further, it is alleged that he failed to follow national guidance on Community Resolutions, created false and misleading records in relation to these incidents and acted dishonestly when discussing the investigation with superior officers.
Mon 25th April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC Sean Wellings – British Transport Police,
BTP Headquarters, 25 Camden Road, London
Alleged Breaches
- Use of force
- Conduct
The hearing is to be held in public.
It is alleged that in November 2020 at London Victoria train station, whilst off duty PC Wellings assisted an on-duty colleague responding to a reported incident and used disproportionate force during the arrest of a suspect.
Mon 25th April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC 1397 Andrew Moss – Humberside Police,
Magistrates’ Court Building, Estcourt Terrace, Goole, DN14 5AF
Alleged Breaches
- Honesty and integrity
The hearing is to be held in public.
While on sick leave from Humberside Police due to a bone fracture, he attended work at his place of secondary employment on at least one of the following occasions:
24 May 2021
1 June 2021
Further, he failed to inform Humberside Police of attending work at his place of secondary employment.
Tue 26th April 2022, 10:00am |
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PC Sandeep Khunkhun – Metropolitan Police Service,
International Dispute Resolution Centre
Alleged Breaches
- Honesty and integrity
- Duties and responsibilities
It is not currently known whether the hearing is to be held in private or public.
It is alleged that between January and April 2020 PC Khunkhun failed to fully investigate several allegations of domestic abuse reported by a female victim or to instigate suitable safeguarding measures to assist in protecting the female victim. The female subsequently died in an arson attack on her home in April 2020, perpetrated by her husband.
Tue 26th April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC Edward Greevy – Hampshire Constabulary,
Hampshire Fire and Police HQ, Leigh Road, Eastleigh, SO50 9SJ
Alleged Breaches
- Honesty and integrity
- Orders and instructions
- Duties and responsibilities
The hearing is to be held in public.
PC Edward Greevy faces allegations whereby it is alleged in summary that he failed to act in accordance with his duties and responsibilities, orders and instructions or with honesty and integrity when dealing with two domestic violence incidents reported on 6 May 2020 and 29 May 2020.
Further, it is alleged that he failed to follow national guidance on Community Resolutions, created false and misleading records in relation to these incidents and acted dishonestly when discussing the investigation with superior officers.
Wed 27th April 2022, 10:00am |
View on Misconduct 999 |
PC Sandeep Khunkhun – Metropolitan Police Service,
International Dispute Resolution Centre
Alleged Breaches
- Honesty and integrity
- Duties and responsibilities
It is not currently known whether the hearing is to be held in private or public.
It is alleged that between January and April 2020 PC Khunkhun failed to fully investigate several allegations of domestic abuse reported by a female victim or to instigate suitable safeguarding measures to assist in protecting the female victim. The female subsequently died in an arson attack on her home in April 2020, perpetrated by her husband.
Wed 27th April 2022, (time not published) |
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PC Edward Greevy – Hampshire Constabulary,
Hampshire Fire and Police HQ, Leigh Road, Eastleigh, SO50 9SJ
Alleged Breaches
- Honesty and integrity
- Orders and instructions
- Duties and responsibilities
The hearing is to be held in public.
PC Edward Greevy faces allegations whereby it is alleged in summary that he failed to act in accordance with his duties and responsibilities, orders and instructions or with honesty and integrity when dealing with two domestic violence incidents reported on 6 May 2020 and 29 May 2020.
Further, it is alleged that he failed to follow national guidance on Community Resolutions, created false and misleading records in relation to these incidents and acted dishonestly when discussing the investigation with superior officers.
