Officer who sold Auschwitz relics on ebay guilty of gross misconduct

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Officer who sold Auschwitz relics on ebay guilty of gross misconduct

Panel accepts officer has genuine historical interest but says he 'lacked judgment and sensitivity.'.

Date - 26th November 2019
By - Police Oracle

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A Northamptonshire PC has been found to have committed gross misconduct by selling Auschwitz and Nazi relics on eBay. PC Matt Hart faced four allegations relating to the selling of historical items linked to the Second World War, specifically items...

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