Police Officer Accused of Breaching Behaviour Standards
An Avon & Somerset Police officer is facing allegations of breaching standards of professional behaviour.
PC Thomas West is the subject of a misconduct hearing at the force's headquarters in Portishead, where he is accused of breaching the standards of honesty and integrity and of discreditable conduct.
- He is alleged to have disobeyed a lawful order and signed condition of bail.
- He is also accused of failing to disclose accurate information when reporting an incident to the police.
The hearing panel will be told that if the allegations are upheld, then they will "amount to gross misconduct".
A hearing panel, chaired by a retired assistant chief constable, Craig Holden, will review the allegations.
Author's summary: Officer faces misconduct hearing.
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