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UK: British policeman fired fo
A British police force has dismissed an officer after his links to the far-right British National Party were published on a blog.
Constable Steve Bettley lost his position with the Merseyside police in northwest England because of his membership of the anti-immigrant party.
He was suspended last November after being identified as a BNP member.
A misconduct panel concluded Saturday that his party membership was a clear breach of departmental policy that could not be tolerated because the party's extreme views.
Deputy Chief Constable Bernard Lawson says police are ... Read more
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Police worker admits misconduc
A POLICE worker who failed to carry out proper cell checks on a prisoner hours before he died has admitted misconduct.
Ian Green, 60, was on duty at Chingford police station when Robert Kavarz, a Polish national, collapsed shortly before he was due to appear in court on a charge of domestic assault in July, 2005.
He was taken to Whipps Cross University Hospital, but later died of ethanol poisoning.
Southwark Crown Court heard on Monday that Green, of Hawkwood Crescent, Chingford, failed to carry out proper custody checks on some prisoners and relied on CCTV rather than going into the cells.
Of the 125 checks logged in the records, 85 were found to be incorrect.
Green, a retired custody sergeant who had returned to work as a civilian detention officer, was suspended from duty and charged with misconduct following an investigation by the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
He was granted bail after admitting the charge and is due to sentenced on February 8.
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