Cambridgeshire officer sacked for racist language at Christmas party

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Cambridgeshire officer sacked for racist language at Christmas party

One officer has been dismissed and another cleared of misconduct following comments made at their shift Christmas party.

Date - 27th April 2021
By - Chloe Livadeas

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Two Cambrideshire officers faced gross misconduct allegations following a Christmas party for their shift in 2019. On 17 December of that year PC Chris Tyler and Detective Inspector Lee Levens attended the party at a pub in Stamford. A...

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