Detective charged with coercive and controlling behaviour

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Detective charged with coercive and controlling behaviour

A Metropolitan Police detective has been charged with coercive and controlling behaviour.

Detective Constable Asiri Hamidi, 34, attached to the South Area Command Unit, will appear before Westminster Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, 5 March. He was charged with coercive control on Friday, 31 January.

The charge relates to an allegation made to the police in April 2022. The offending is alleged to have taken place while the officer was off-duty, and DC Hamidi has been suspended.

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