PC dismissed for misleading force about arrest and criminal associate

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PC dismissed for misleading force about arrest and criminal associate

Officer who was training to be tutor constable had visited friend in prison who was serving robbery sentence.

Date - 6th June 2023
By - Gary Mason

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A North Yorkshire officer has been dismissed and placed on the barred list for misleading the force on his vetting form. PC Christopher Hudson had been arrested for criminal damage when he was aged 14 in 2006 and was released without charge. He was...

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