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‘Bragging’ Met Police cop showed colleagues photos of murdered teen's mutilated body
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The case of Sally Anne Bowman, a teenager who was raped and murdered in 2005, was highly publicized in the UK at the time, with her killer being convicted and sentenced to life in prison. The Met Police's handling of the investigation and subsequent actions have been subject to scrutiny, with this latest allegation raising further concerns about the force's culture and conduct. The sharing of sensitive and disturbing images by a police officer is a serious breach of protocol and ethics, and could have significant implications for the officer involved and the Met Police as a whole.
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‘Bragging’ Met Police cop showed colleagues photos of murdered teen's mutilated body
Detective sergeant Jason Grafham showed images of Sally Anne Bowman, who had been raped and murdered, to colleagues for his own 'personal gratification and bragging'
17 Jul, 15:58
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