Bedfordshire superintendent faces sanctions for lying about relationship

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Bedfordshire superintendent faces sanctions for lying about relationship

A Bedfordshire Police superintendent has found to have committed gross misconduct by repeatedly lying about a relationship with a member of staff.

Date - 5th October 2020
By - Chloe Livadeas

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Superintendent Nick Lyall was asked about a relationship with a member of staff in a meeting with senior officers who had concerns that he was abusing his rank and influence. He denied the relationship, and then went on to repeat...

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