What's an OGC
Even the helpful WPC got off all charges, something very much a miss there
Even the helpful WPC got off all charges, something very much a miss there
Maybe she cooperated and gave them info to save her career ?Line of Duty has already been mentioned
Not sure if I'm being whooshed.
This, it sounds like he took his own life, the police said his death was not suspicious, if it was an illness they would have said after a short battle with or something similar. PTSD can have a massive impact on peoples lives, rest in peace Cameron.
I did think this too. What went on there? All the evidence was right thereEven the helpful WPC got off all charges, something very much a miss there
I very much doubt she is still a copper
Wouldn't work like that. Even if there was some sort of deal that done that meant criminal charges were not brought against her, that wouldnt have prevented or stopped internal investigation. 2 very separate things and contrary to what you might believe from the press of your own conscious/unconscious bias, once the police (professional standards branch/anti-corruption unit) know there is a 'bent copper' in the ranks they are dealt with robustly. There are corrupt police officers out the undoubtedly, but once they are known about they are dealt with. You cannot knowing allow dishonest or corrupt police to continue to work as it undermines the whole legitimacy of law and order. I have inside knowledge - and not just from watching Line of Duty.
Now the coppers in that 7 person group were bloody brilliant. Taking on the bigboys of the criminal underworld despite threats to their own security and safety. They deserve much respect. Such a shame we have so many bent, dishonest, incompetent coppers.
Yes, another variation of vulnerable white children being groomed by individuals from the British Pakistani community. I guess elsewhere in the UK there will be gangs of white and black criminals grooming vulnerable British Pakistani children so no doubt this approach balances itself out?
I disagree. For her not to have been charged, she must have offered something in return. This could well have been discussed and agreed during the internal investigation. None of us knows exactly what happened in this particular case, but given that she was in phone contact with some of the main players in the gang, and hung around in a house where drugs were openly bagged up and dealt, I'd say she became a registered informant and agreed to offer information on the OCG and its operations. She obviously will have lost her job eventually but it's unthinkable that she would avoid prosecution without entering into some sort of agreement that benefited the investigation.
