Gross misconduct proven for officers who received photo of dead man

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Gross misconduct proven for officers who received photo of dead man

One serving MPS officer and a former officer have had gross misconduct proven against them.

Date - 27th January 2023
By - Cachella Smith

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One serving and one former Met PC have had gross misconduct proven against them after they exchanged a photo of a dead man as well as driving exam material via Whatsapp. PC Bonnie Murphy was dismissed without notice and former PC Jamie Lewis...

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