Serving and ex-Met officers guilty of sending misogynistic and racist messages

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Serving and ex-Met officers guilty of sending misogynistic and racist messages

A serving Metropolitan Police officer and a former constable have been found guilty of sending misogynistic and racist messages in a WhatsApp group with Wayne Couzens.

Photo dated 28/7/2022 of serving Metropolitan Police officer Jonathon Cobban

Date - 21st September 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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Met constables William Neville, 34, and Jonathon Cobban, 35, and former PC Joel Borders, 45, were members of the chat group called “Bottle and Stoppers”. Neville was today cleared of sending grossly offensive messages but the other two...

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