Wiltshire officer given final written warning over IOPC disclosure

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Wiltshire officer given final written warning over IOPC disclosure

A Wiltshire Police chief inspector who failed to disclose to IOPC investigators he heard a 999 call where a pedestrian died has been given a final written warning.

Date - 12th March 2021
By - Chloe Livadeas

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A Wiltshire Police chief inspector has been given a final written warning following an Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) investigation for not disclosing to IOPC investigators that he witnessed a 999 call. Chief Inspector Keith...

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