Sunday 15 May 2022 03:07 PM Avon and Somerset policeman kept his job after telling female sex assault ... trends now
Sunday 15 May 2022 03:07 PM Avon and Somerset policeman kept his job after telling female sex assault ... trends now
Avon and Somerset police officer is allowed to keep his job despite telling female sex assault victim 'boys will be boys' and 'there will always be primeval instincts' Avon and Somerset police officer also told the victim: 'He must be a nice boy' But he was left with little more than a slapped wrist and was asked to 'reflect' The End Violence Against Women Coalition slammed the inaction as a 'disgrace' Thames Valley Police officers also kept their jobs after calling travellers 'p**eys' News comes a day after policeman jailed for falsely accusing ex of gang murder
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A police officer kept his job after telling a woman who was sexually assaulted: 'Boys will be boys'.
The unidentified officer also said the alleged attacker 'must be a nice boy' because he went to church.
Avon and Somerset Police simply asked the cop to 'reflect' on his behaviour.
He told the victim: 'I’m quite old-fashioned in my approach and want to [assure] this is not just teens and urges.
Police officers have been able to keep their jobs despite insensitive comments (Stock image)
'Boys will be boys, there will always be primeval instincts', The Sun reported.
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