Monday 15 August 2022 10:16 PM Met Police officer told a mother he would 'love to conduct search on her in ... trends now
A Metropolitan Police Officer who told a mother-of-one that he would 'love to conduct a search on her in custody' in a recorded phone call has been allowed to keep his job.
Marwa Mohammed, 28, from London, was involved in an incident on 8 June 2020, where she first met PC Andrew Turner, who was at the scene. She claims he began making inappropriate comments on her 'shape, size and form', and later asking her about plastic surgery she has had while at the police station.
Two weeks later the mother-of-one received a phone call from the officer to ask about an injury she sustained during the incident, before telling her 'this call is off the record'. She told her friend sat next to her to record it as it didn't 'feel right'.
PC Turner told Marwa he 'really liked her' adding that he 'was hoping they would let me conduct a search on you in custody' and that he was 'going to have to cross the line', before proceeding to hand her legal advice.
She ended the call because she was walking into a Nando's restaurant with a friend. Soon after the first, he called her for a second time to ask if she had 'enough food for the two of us'.
The serving Met officer would have had to obtained Marwa's confidential information through the police database to contact her.
In the phone call recorded by Marwa, shared with the Mirror, PC Turner reportedly said: 'This is an unofficial call we're giving you now. Obviously because you were such a nice person to me.
Marwa Mohammed, 28, from London, (pictured) was involved in an incident on 8 June 2020, where she first met PC Andrew Turner, who was at the scene. She claims he began making inappropriate comments on her 'shape, size and form', and later asking her about plastic surgery she has had while at the police station
'I saw a lot of you. At the time you have to be as professional as possible but there's worse jobs. At least it was nice to look at I suppose with all due respect, I'm sorry if that's offensive.
'Got enough food for both of us? To be honest, I don't really know what I'm like doing with this phone call. I thought that you were just a load of fun so I thought it would be nice to have a shout.
'I'm going
