Convicted corrupt officer to face misconduct hearing

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 18:03 · Archive

Former police officer Oliver Dines is to appear before a misconduct panel following his conviction for abuse of police powers.

Oliver Dines, a former police officer, is to appear before a police misconduct panel following his conviction for corrupt or other improper exercise of police powers in February 2025. He was sentenced to 15 months in prison and issued with a restraining order to prevent him from contacting his victims for two years.

The hearing is scheduled for Thursday 29 October at West Mercia Police's headquarters in Hindlip, near Worcester, beginning at 10am. The misconduct panel will examine Dines's actions following his release from prison.

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Convicted corrupt cop to face misconduct trial following release from prisonA former police officer convicted of corruption is set to face a misconduct hearingMalvern Gazette · 21 Oct, 17:22
Convicted corrupt cop to face misconduct trial following release from prisonA former police officer convicted of corruption is set to face a misconduct hearingWorcester News · 21 Oct, 17:22

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