Another Walt? and a Chief Constable at that!
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Mpn11, allow me to correct that for you.
As well as being dismissed without notice, he was also placed on the barred police list.He said the guilty decision had brought an “end my career of over 32 years as apolice officer fraudster, a walt and a liar… something that I deeply regret, a regret that I will carry with me for the rest of my life”.
He added: “I also regret that I will no longer be with you in the future, as the challenges of policing get ever more complex, but please be under no illusion; I will be cheering you all on from the sidelines."
As well as being dismissed without notice, he was also placed on the barred police list.He said the guilty decision had brought an “end my career of over 32 years as a
He added: “I also regret that I will no longer be with you in the future, as the challenges of policing get ever more complex, but please be under no illusion; I will be cheering you all on from the sidelines."
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I feel for the person trying to sort that mess out, and for his family that are now possibly learning the truth about the husband they married etc.
Stupid man just about sums it up. He probably started the lie early on, then was forced to continue the charade with no way of getting out of it.
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So if this guy has now been proven to be a liar and a fraud, where does that leave the CPS on the subject of any and all criminals he may have caught, questioned and possibly even imprisoned?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...shire-68513724
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I am very pleased but pleasantly surprised by the verdict.
He got his just desserts, but I am left incredulous that a man who has consistently told such huge whoppers has not been found out long ago..
To me , it raises questions about the intelligence of the people that interviewed him for the Police in the first place. then all the interviews as he climbed the promotion ladder...it is quite obvious that there were no proper vetting procedures carried out, as even a basic check of his CV would have revealed the scale of his fantasies...
So well done the Panel for dismissing him, but now there should be an inquiry into the interview boards for ALL Police forces!
..or will the local Lodge help smooth things out?
He got his just desserts, but I am left incredulous that a man who has consistently told such huge whoppers has not been found out long ago..
To me , it raises questions about the intelligence of the people that interviewed him for the Police in the first place. then all the interviews as he climbed the promotion ladder...it is quite obvious that there were no proper vetting procedures carried out, as even a basic check of his CV would have revealed the scale of his fantasies...
So well done the Panel for dismissing him, but now there should be an inquiry into the interview boards for ALL Police forces!
..or will the local Lodge help smooth things out?
I don’t know, but then his contributions will have risen with his rank and was that rank assisted by his fraudulent lies?
I feel for the person trying to sort that mess out, and for his family that are now possibly learning the truth about the husband they married etc.
Stupid man just about sums it up. He probably started the lie early on, then was forced to continue the charade with no way of getting out of it.
I feel for the person trying to sort that mess out, and for his family that are now possibly learning the truth about the husband they married etc.
Stupid man just about sums it up. He probably started the lie early on, then was forced to continue the charade with no way of getting out of it.
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On brief reading , it seems that as these are not criminal offences, the Home Secretary would have to certify:
the offence is liable to lead to a serious loss of confidence in the public service;
Personally I would feel that is fully met due tot the persistance of his lies in so many instances. When police officers loste their pension, they only lose the police contribution ( which is by far the greatest part ) and retain their own contributions. Many police officers used to retire just before their conduct hearings, because once drawn on, none of the pension can be rescinded. This is a complicated area, as there also regulations that can prevent this, which were introduced at a time when many cops were retiring and getting away scot-free.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/n...void-dismissal
EDIT: Since I would like to see this dishonest chancer knocked-back if possible, I thought I would e-mail the Home Secretary urging him to use his powers to chop his pension. If some of you also did the same, maybe the name of Nick Adderley would rise up the list of matters people are writing to Mr Cleverley about. E-mail address below
[email protected]
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And it turns out he's also under investigation by his former police force:
Nick Adderley facing second criminal inquiry
How is it that the calibre of senior public officials is so often so poor?
Nick Adderley facing second criminal inquiry
How is it that the calibre of senior public officials is so often so poor?
And he still managed to dupe various interview panels along the way
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They missed a trick that day, he had been attending in uniform, when he was sentenced they should of have had the newest lowest PC outside of the tribunal to arrest him for impersonating a police office as he stepped outside in uniform.
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There is now the whiff of a lynch mob about this thread.
The man has rightly been caught and convicted. Through his behaviour he has lost his job and reputation and his life is ruined. He is not the first inadequate man to go down this path and he won't be the last, but he has not robbed, stabbed or murdered anyone.
The law will now take its course and it seems pretty unedifying to be baying for more blood.
The man has rightly been caught and convicted. Through his behaviour he has lost his job and reputation and his life is ruined. He is not the first inadequate man to go down this path and he won't be the last, but he has not robbed, stabbed or murdered anyone.
The law will now take its course and it seems pretty unedifying to be baying for more blood.
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There is now the whiff of a lynch mob about this thread.
The man has rightly been caught and convicted. Through his behaviour he has lost his job and reputation and his life is ruined. He is not the first inadequate man to go down this path and he won't be the last, but he has not robbed, stabbed or murdered anyone.
The law will now take its course and it seems pretty unedifying to be baying for more blood.
The man has rightly been caught and convicted. Through his behaviour he has lost his job and reputation and his life is ruined. He is not the first inadequate man to go down this path and he won't be the last, but he has not robbed, stabbed or murdered anyone.
The law will now take its course and it seems pretty unedifying to be baying for more blood.
What disgusts me and others is the failure of the system, the failure of due process and diligence, which allows him and others to rise so high in public service. Were it not for a free press [and indeed much-maligned social media] the manifold misconduct or incompetence of such people as Post Office and NHS chiefs would allow such parasites to continue to ride the gravy train and keep their snouts in the trough. Moral decadence is rampant in what was once our green and pleasant land.
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True but its also not as serious as murder, assault etc etc
Indeed, and he has been convicted of it and will be sentenced.
There have been crimes committed in the past that were so horrific that I, and I guess many others, believed no sentence could adequately punish such evil.
I just don’t think we’re in that territory.
There have been crimes committed in the past that were so horrific that I, and I guess many others, believed no sentence could adequately punish such evil.
I just don’t think we’re in that territory.