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An officer has been dismissed following the conclusion of a misconduct hearing.DC Stephen Proctor, who was attached to the South East Basic Command Unit, attended a hearing on Thursday, 14 October, where he was found to have breached the Standards of Professional Behaviour for Discreditable Conduct.On Tuesday, 20 April, DC Proctor was required to provide a urine sample for a with-cause dru
The police officer would have been dismissed if he had still been a serving officer.
A misconduct hearing is due to take place on 28 October.
Had he still be a serving officer, he would have been dismissed without notice.
The matter was reported to police in October 2020 and immediately investigated by the Met's Directorate of Professional Standards.
An officer has been dismissed without notice following a Special Case Hearing.
An officer has been dismissed without notice after misconduct was found proven.
Outcome of a disciplinary hearing for two officers.
A misconduct hearing has found that a former PC's action amounted to gross misconduct.
Detective Inspector Neil Corbel, from the Met’s Continuous Policing Improvement Command, pleaded guilty to 19 counts of voyeurism.
He was found guilty following a trial at the Royal Courts of Justice
A police officer has been given a final written warning following a misconduct hearing which concluded on Thursday, 26 August
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