A mother of a stabbing victim has spoke of her horror after discovering a police officer took selfies lying down at the spot where her 16-year-old son was killed.
Pc Ryan Connolly took selfies at the scene where Daniel Gee-Jamieson was fatally stabbed in the Liverpool suburb of Gateacre on July, 3, 2018.
Details of the shocking images emerged during a disciplinary hearing which led to Connolly's sacking from Merseyside Police.
Pc Ryan Connolly took photographs of himself lying down at the scene where Daniel Gee-Jamieson was mortally wounded in a stabbing
Mandy Jamieson, pictured left, said she held her son Daniel in her arms as he lay dying on the ground at the spot where Connolly later took a selfie
Anti-corruption officers found the selfie at the scene, pictured, after investigating Connolly over several allegations of misconduct
Daniel died in hospital after he was stabbed during the fight. His mother Mandy Jamieson said Connolly took photographs of himself 'lying down at the scene'.
Connolly was sent to The Nook off Belle Vale Road to help secure the scene after Daniel died from stab wounds.
The photographs of him were discovered after the force confiscated Connolly's mobile.
Ms said: 'He took a selfie of himself lying down in the field where my son had died. He had been sent to the scene to help make it secure. He took the photograph on a personal phone which was later confiscated by the force.'
There were distressing scenes as Mrs Jamieson arrived at the park and found her son on the floor covered in blood.
As she lay holding her son in her arms, Daniel said: 'Mum, I just want to go to sleep.'
He was prounced dead in hospital a short time later.
Daniel was knifed by Owen Cousins, 17, during a supposed 'straightener', watched by up to 30 youths.
Cousins was cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter, after Liverpool Crown Court heard Danny had been bullied by him and his associates.
Cousins was jailed for 11 years.
Daniel was knifed by Owen Cousins, 17, during a supposed 'straightener', watched by up to 30 youths
Earlier today Merseyside Police released disturbing details of how Connolly had abused his position with the force.
A disciplinary panel found that Connolly had taken pictures of vulnerable people on his personal phone while on duty.
The panel also found that Connolly had stored racist and homophobic images on his personal phone.
Connolly also maintained a relationship with a known criminal and failed to disclose this matter to the force.
DCC Ian Critchley, said: 'I can confirm that a former police officer has been formally dismissed from post following a gross misconduct hearing.
'The hearing was called following a robust investigation by
