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West Mercia officer acquitted of assault
PC Nancy
Found not guilty at court, but the IOPC then wants to pursue disciplinary because they didn’t get the outcome they wanted…Why on Earth do we bother? I’m closer now to going to prison as a police officer than I ever would have otherwise before joining.
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PC Nancy
Found not guilty at court, but the IOPC then wants to pursue disciplinary because they didn’t get the outcome they wanted…Why on Earth do we bother? I’m closer now to going to prison as a police officer than I ever would have otherwise before joining.
