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PC cleared of gross misconduct over Tasering of 10-year-old girl
PC Nancy
Perhaps at the end of their report the IOPC could summarise how they would deal with someone who had just smacked their mother over the head with a hammer, and had armed themselves with a garden shears. Instead, it seems to be you can’t do this, but we don’t know what you should have done instead.
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PC Nancy
Perhaps at the end of their report the IOPC could summarise how they would deal with someone who had just smacked their mother over the head with a hammer, and had armed themselves with a garden shears. Instead, it seems to be you can’t do this, but we don’t know what you should have done instead.
