Misconduct outcomes
View details of recent misconduct outcomes:
PC Charlotte Harper
17 September 2026
A police officer who engaged in several inappropriate conversations on a WhatsApp group has been barred from policing.
Gross misconduct was found against PC Charlotte Harper and she was dismissed without notice.
Following the hearing, a statement was issued on our website which can be found here
PC Matthew Farmer
11 September 2026
A misconduct hearing was held for PC Farmer on Friday 11 September.
The hearing found gross misconduct proven and he was dismissed without notice and added to the barred list.
Read our press release to find out more about this misconduct hearing.
Former officer PC Rebecca Greville
10 September 2026
A Police Constable Degree Apprentice is barred from policing and would have been dismissed had she not already resigned, following a finding of gross misconduct.
PC Rebecca Greville was found to have breached the Standards of Professional Behaviour at a hearing held at Police Headquarters.
The breaches related to her handling of a suspected drink driving incident on 9 September 2025 in Weston-super-Mare.
Following the outcome we issued a statement on our website which can be found through this link
Full hearing outcome for former officer PC Rebecca Greville (PDF)
PC Marc Daly and former PC Abbiegale Lewis
20 July 2026
A misconduct hearing was held at Police Headquarters for PC Marc Daly and former officer PC Abbiegale Lewis on Monday 20 and Tuesday 21 July.
The panel found that neither officer had committed gross misconduct or misconduct.
Full hearing outcome for PC Marc Daly and former PC Abbiegale Lewis (PDF)
PC Chenise Austin
13 July 2026
A misconduct hearing was held for PC Chenise Austin at Police Headquarters on Monday 13 July to Thursday 16 July.
The hearing panel was led by former Assistant Chief Constable Craig Holden.
The outcome was that the officer received a final written warning to last three years.
PC Luke Hurst
02 July 2026
An accelerated misconduct hearing was held for PC Luke Hurst at Police Headquarters on Thursday 2 July.
The hearing, led by former Assistant Chief Constable Craig Holden, found gross misconduct had been proven and PC Hurst was dismissed and added to the national barred list.
A statement was issued on our website following the hearing.