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A rape detective accused of making sexual advances to victims and caught offering cocaine to women was sacked today after being suspended on full pay for seven years.
Detective Inspector Warren Arter is estimated to have earned around £400,000 since he was suspended by Scotland Yard in 2016 over allegations that he abused his position 'for a sexual purpose'.
The 53-year-old married officer is accused of pestering victims of sexual offences between 2006 and 2013 when he was a detective sergeant leading a rape investigation team which won an award in 2009 for having the best detection rate in the Metropolitan Police.
Now it can be revealed that the drug-taking officer offered to supply Class A drugs to several women and photographed himself in front of a line of cocaine.
In an extraordinary scandal, Arter spent two years buying cocaine and MDMA and sent out text messages offering to supply drugs to others while he was working in the Met's Sapphire squad.
Detective Inspector Warren Arter is estimated to have earned around £400,000 since he was suspended by Scotland Yard in 2016 over allegations that he abused his position 'for a sexual purpose'.
Police found a photograph of the officer sitting on his sofa in front of a mirror with lines of white powder and a card on it resting on a coffee table in his living room.
Another image showed plastic bags containing white powder resting on a set of digital scales.
Yet he escaped criminal charges after the Crown Prosecution Services decided not to charge him with dealing drugs.
Today he was barred from policing after his sordid role in cocaine-fuelled parties where he turned a blind eye to drug taking and suspected exploitation was
