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Misconduct hearing for acquitted PC driver scheduled for next year
Anonanon
It was odds on that the IOPC would want a misconduct.
I am hoping the speed at which the MET have agreed a hearing is that they can get it out of the way and side track the usual bleatings from the second biters.
In the event, hopefully unlikely, that the hearing does shaft this officer then pursuit and proactive policing really is on its knees.
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Anonanon
It was odds on that the IOPC would want a misconduct.
I am hoping the speed at which the MET have agreed a hearing is that they can get it out of the way and side track the usual bleatings from the second biters.
In the event, hopefully unlikely, that the hearing does shaft this officer then pursuit and proactive policing really is on its knees.
