PC dismissed after reporting himself

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PC dismissed after reporting himself

PC Kelly Norris had used the services of a sex worker with links to organised crime.

Date - 22nd September 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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A hearing held last week has resulted in the dismissal of PC Kelly Norris after he used the services of a sex worker with links to organised crime. CC Sarah Crew ruled that the behaviour amounted to gross misconduct. However, the officer had...

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