Former Oxfordshire officer to face misconduct hearing over faked shifts

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 06:04 · Archive

A former Thames Valley Police officer faces a misconduct hearing over allegations of falsifying duty records.

A former Thames Valley Police officer based in Oxfordshire faces a misconduct hearing over allegations of falsifying shift records. The officer, referred to as 'former police constable A', is accused of booking annual leave on multiple occasions and then amending the duty management system to show they had worked when they had not.

The allegations claim the officer breached standards of professional behaviour in relation to honesty, integrity and discreditable conduct. A public misconduct hearing will take place virtually before Chief Constable Jason Hogg on 15 October at 10am. The officer will be anonymised throughout the proceedings, though they were based in the Oxfordshire Local Command Unit.

The outcome of the hearing is expected to be published on the Thames Valley Police website following its conclusion, with the former officer's name and identifying details redacted.

How it is being reported

• Former police officer accused of faking shifts to face misconduct hearingA former police officer based in Oxfordshire has been accused of falsifying records of shifts that they didn't work.Oxfordshire Guardian · 14 Oct, 05:00
• Former police officer accused of faking shifts to face misconduct hearingA former police officer based in Oxfordshire has been accused of falsifying records of shifts that they didn't work.Oxford Mail · 14 Oct, 05:00

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