One Essex Mother was awarded £ 3,500 Safok police Authorities shifted their underwear during a drug raid on her sex toy.
The police force received allegations from the complainant that a pair of underwear was placed on a pillow and had heard laughter from her bedroom, which made the woman feel “humiliated”.
The woman has now been compensated after another Internal investigation By Norfolk and Safok Professional standard department The functions of the officers are considered “unacceptable and unprofessional”. But it said that it was “due to much time due to immatureness”.
A spokesperson of the Safok police said: “A box containing sex toys was found, which was subject to comment and laughter from the authorities, but at any point they do not touch or play with objects.
“Underwear was taken to the gest, it can be given to the owner without disturbing without any thought.”
A man was arrested on suspicion of being worried in the supply of controlled drugs from the raid. He was later released without any charge.
While the investigation concluded that no Formal disciplinary action It was necessary, two officers needed to do ‘reflective exercises’. Another officer involved had left the force before receiving the complaint.
The reflective practice involved watching video footage of the event and commenting on how they believe it, as well as a professional discussion with their manager.
The force spokesperson said: “It was noted that all the officers involved were very small in terms of service and were still undergoing training.”
The two officials offered the woman apologizing, as the detective inspector led the investigation.
It comes after a separate incident last week, in which police officer Marsin zilin The rifling was caught through the drawer of an arrested woman and a pair of her underwear was caught in the pocket.
The footage was captured by the woman CCTV In September last year and Zielinski is shown by placing pink underwear in his back pocket before exiting the room.
Hertfordshire Constable Assistant Chief Constable Genna Telfer said: “Zilinsky has left the people of Hertfordshire, who is a whole and as a police service in the form of a whole and his former colleagues, who work with professionalism and integrity.
“Their criminal behavior damages the reputation of policing and represents a fundamental betrayal of the public and the values for which the police service is standing.”
