Officer Rape Charge: Trial Date Set

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Serving Nottinghamshire sergeant will face Derby Crown Court during the spring.

Date - 26th February 2012
Courtesy of - Cliff Cawell - Police Oracle

A serving detective sergeant with Nottinghamshire Police is to face trial after denying a string of serious sexual offences when he appeared before Derby Crown Court.

DS Trevor Gray (47) denied rape, as well as one count of attempted rape and a third charge of sexual touching against a 43-year-old woman, at a hearing on February 22.

The charges relate to an incident at a house in Nottingham in the early hours of 24 July last year, while the defendant was off-duty.

Gray has been suspended from duty since July 27 2011 pending the outcome of the investigation.

A trial date is set for May 28 2012 at Derby Crown Court.