Detective and constable are fired for exchanging vile racist messages trends now
Detective and constable are fired for exchanging vile racist messages trends now
Detective and constable who exchanged 'racist, discriminatory and offensive' messages are dismissed for gross misconduct Det Con Danielle Kirby and PC James Mills were both at North Yorkshire Police The messages, which were sent in 2018 and 2019, were described as 'repulsive' Both officers were suspended and have now been sacked for gross misconduct
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A detective and a constable have been fired after they were caught exchanging 'repulsive' racist messages.
Detective Con Danielle Kirby and PC James Mills, who were both North Yorkshire Police officers, sent the 'repulsive' messages to one another on WhatsApp in 2018 and 2019.
The messages were exposed when Ms Kirby handed her phone over to her bosses to be examined as part of a separate enquiry.
Both officers were suspended by North Yorkshire Police and have since been sacked for gross misconduct.
Announcing the verdict, Deputy Chief Constable Mabs Hussain said: 'The racist language and sentiments contained
