At least 16 Metropolitan Police officers convicted since murder of Sarah Everard trends now
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At least 16 Metropolitan Police officers have been convicted of crimes since the murder of Sarah Everard.
The vast majority were for sexual offences or violence against women.
Miss Everard, 33, was kidnapped and killed by a serving Met officer in a case that sparked national outrage and triggered calls for more action to tackle violence against women.
But there were fresh questions about how many criminals in uniform are hiding in the Met’s ranks after a serial rapist policeman pleaded guilty last week to 49 charges against a dozen women.
PC David Carrick used his status as a police officer to continue offending until October 2021, when a victim came forward to report him
At least 16 Metropolitan Police officers have been convicted of crimes since the murder of Sarah Everard. Left is Mark Collins who sent sex messages to an officer posing as a girl, 13. Right is Benjamin McNish who spied on a woman showering
Jamie Rayner (left) throttled, kicked and punched his girlfriend, a fellow officer. Jailed for two years and three months. Will Scott-Barrett (right) was given a nine-month suspended jail sentence after sending graphic sexual pictures to a boy of 15
PC David Carrick used his status as a police officer to continue offending until October 2021, when a victim came forward to report him.
A total of at least 16 Scotland Yard officers have been convicted of a range of offences since Miss Everard was murdered in March 2021.
Twelve committed
