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REPRESENTATION REGION 7 LEGAL SERVICES (CONT'D)


Gwent – Regulation 13 Proceedings Case 2: June 2023 Introduction


A student officer was subjected to Regulation 13 proceedings due to an assessment that they were unlikely to become a well- conducted officer.


Description


The officer, who was experiencing undiagnosed PTSD related to prior incidents as a serving officer, reacted poorly to being served a Regulation 17 notice. This escalated concerns about their conduct and capability.


Resolution BACK TO NATIONAL VIEW Wales/Cymru


The Federation challenged the legality of the Regulation 13 process, supported by the Conduct and Performance Liaison Officer (CAPLO).


Outcome The Regulation 13 proceedings were discontinued.


South Wales – Gross Misconduct Allegation


Introduction


In December 2022, an officer was accused of sexually assaulting a colleague while on duty. The officer was served gross misconduct papers and suspended from duty.


Description


The allegations involved claims that the officer had inappropriately touched a colleague and made inappropriate comments. The officer was represented throughout the proceedings and provided with legal advice for interviews.


Resolution


Following a thorough investigation, the allegation was deemed unfounded, and the officer was cleared of any wrongdoing.


Outcome


The officer, who had been suspended for eight months during the investigation, was reinstated with no case to answer.


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