Senior police woman boobs over conduct!
Discussion
http://www.thewestmorlandgazette.co.uk/news/150565...
I am not thinking of the drunken exposing of her boobs, but her treatment of a fellow officer, especially the threat to her future career!
Westmorland Gazette said:
A disciplinary panel found her to have breached the standards of professional behaviour relating to respect and courtesy and discreditable conduct, but recommended she should not be sacked, following a gross misconduct hearing late last year.
Today, the hearing will sit again to determine what disciplinary action will be imposed.
The disciplinary panel consisting of chair Rachel Crasnow QC, Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Constabulary Sir Tom Winsor and independent member Alastair Cannon found her gross misconduct had taken Ms Sutcliffe to "the very precipice of dismissal".
But they recommended to GMP Deputy Chief Constable Ian Pilling that she should receive a final written warning.
Surely the reason she gets £109,000 a year is because of the responsibility of the post, and if her conduct falls below the expected standard, then she is not a fit person to hold that post.Today, the hearing will sit again to determine what disciplinary action will be imposed.
The disciplinary panel consisting of chair Rachel Crasnow QC, Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Constabulary Sir Tom Winsor and independent member Alastair Cannon found her gross misconduct had taken Ms Sutcliffe to "the very precipice of dismissal".
But they recommended to GMP Deputy Chief Constable Ian Pilling that she should receive a final written warning.
I am not thinking of the drunken exposing of her boobs, but her treatment of a fellow officer, especially the threat to her future career!
Westmorland Gazette said:
Ms Sutcliffe, who was the most senior female Greater Manchester Police officer at the time, verbally attacked her younger subordinate following a gala dinner at the national senior women in policing conference last May.
The haranguing in the early hours of May 6 at Manchester's Hilton Hotel concluded when Ms Sutcliffe told her colleague she was no longer going to support a further promotion for her.
The haranguing in the early hours of May 6 at Manchester's Hilton Hotel concluded when Ms Sutcliffe told her colleague she was no longer going to support a further promotion for her.
Gassing Station | Speed, Plod & the Law | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff