Why do the Police try to cover things like this up?

[Hibbyradge]

Well done to the BBC for uncovering this.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-34529611

[MJN1875]

Well done to the BBC for uncovering this.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-34529611

Not all police are like him or at least I'd like to think the majority are decent human beings with the right morals. This guy is **** and it's scary to know that he is even allowed to be in the police. I knew shek, really nice guy. There was no need for this no matter what the police say.

[CropleyWasGod]

Much as it is concerning, the report is a bit one - sided. It smacks of retribution from the brother-in-law.

I'd rather wait for the results of the inquiry.

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[Hibbyradge]

Much as it is concerning, the report is a bit one - sided. It smacks of retribution from the brother-in-law.

I'd rather wait for the results of the inquiry.

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If it's true, a bit of retribution is sorely needed.

I agree we need to await the outcome of the inquiry, but I hope it's not a stitch up.

However, the BBC don't usually print potentially libellous material unless they're sure of their facts.

[Chip shop Joe]

If it's true, a bit of retribution is sorely needed.

I agree we need to await the outcome of the inquiry, but I hope it's not a stitch up.

However, the BBC don't usually print potentially libellous material unless they're sure of their facts.

Fully agree that the full facts have to be established before making a judgement and to me it certainly seems that the brother in law has an axe to grind for some reason.

Although a tragedy if the guy was on drugs then he could have been a real handful and very unpredictable.

I also think that it was reported recently that a female officer (who as an aside is being charged with accessing the police computer in an unrelated matter) was so badly injured by the guy that she is still off work. Two sides to every story and I will await inquiry outcome.