PC sacked after sharing images of detainees via personal phone

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PC sacked after sharing images of detainees via personal phone

The misconduct hearing followed an IOPC investigation.

Date - 5th June 2023
By - Cachella Smith

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A South Yorkshire PC has been dismissed without notice after he shared images of people in custody via his personal WhatsApp. PC Owen Davies had sent the photos, along with “inappropriate and derogatory” comments to current and former...

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