A Greater Manchester Police officer who repeatedly sexually assaulted a young girl has been dismissed from the police.
18.09.2021 - 20:01 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
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These police officers and staff were supposed to uphold high standards and protect the public, but ended up in court after breaking the law to satisfy their sexual desires.
One officer contacted sex workers while on duty and met them for sex, while others were exposed as Peeping Toms.
Other officers abused their position by sending sexual messages to victims and witnesses of crimes.
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A Greater Manchester Police officer has denied sexually assaulting a 'vulnerable' woman after a night out in the city centre.
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