Aberdeen police officer sentenced for domestic abuse without jail time
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 12:37 · Archive
An Aberdeen police officer has been sentenced to 160 hours of unpaid work for domestic abuse.
Jay Skivington, a police officer in Aberdeen, was sentenced to 160 hours of unpaid work and given a five-year non-harassment order for domestic abuse. He is under investigation for misconduct. His former partner spoke out after the sentencing, branding the sentence 'a complete joke'.
Police Scotland has said that violence against women and girls is a 'national emergency'.
How it is being reported
- Misconduct probe after police officer admits abusing womanJay Skivington is under investigation after being sentenced to 160 hours of unpaid work and given a five-year non-harassment order.BBC North East Orkney And Shetland · 8 Oct, 11:53
- Exclusive: Aberdeen police officer’s ex-partner brands domestic abuse sentence ‘a complete joke’Jay Skivington's former partner has spoken out after he avoided jail for domestic abuse, as Police Scotland says violence against women and girls is a "national emergency".Press and Journal · 8 Oct, 11:23
In this story: Jay Skivington · Police Scotland · Aberdeen
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