[bitontheslide]

A woman who caught police on CCTV watching Netflix at her home during an emergency search for her has said she was "disgusted by their behaviour".

Two officers were filmed on the sofa watching television and using dumbbells at Abbygail Lawton's Wigan home.

They were responding to a report the 21-year-old had gone missing during a mental health crisis.

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said the officers did not breach standards after she filed an official complaint.

But the force's Professional Standards Branch (PSD) said the pair "should reflect on and learn from the complaint".

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...ester-68243228

[parmnion]

Shes lucky they didnt go through her knickers drawers.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

A woman who caught police on CCTV watching Netflix at her home during an emergency search for her has said she was "disgusted by their behaviour".

Two officers were filmed on the sofa watching television and using dumbbells at Abbygail Lawton's Wigan home.

They were responding to a report the 21-year-old had gone missing during a mental health crisis.

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said the officers did not breach standards after she filed an official complaint.

But the force's Professional Standards Branch (PSD) said the pair "should reflect on and learn from the complaint".

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...ester-68243228

This country is f*ked


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[Oliver_W]

If they were meant to be waiting at her house anyway, would it have been better if they sat in silence?

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

If they were meant to be waiting at her house anyway, would it have been better if they sat in silence?

Yes .. what they did was downright disrespectful ..


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[bitontheslide]

Maybe they could have caught up on paperwork or something job related. That would have been professional

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Maybe they could have caught up on paperwork or something job related. That would have been professional

Or even messed about on their own mobile phones … ( unless they are kept in their lockers back at base )


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[ChalkOutlineMan]

And police around the country remain baffled as to why no one seems to trust, like, or respect them anymore.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by ChalkOutlineMan

And police around the country remain baffled as to why no one seems to trust, like, or respect them anymore.

They should put those two on litter picking duty for 4 weeks


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[parmnion]

It should only be news worthy if they are sniffing knickers. Sorry, but they ain't damaged anything whilst they were waiting to see if she returned home. This whole story seems a bit fishy to me tbh.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by parmnion

It should only be news worthy if they are sniffing knickers. Sorry, but they ain't damaged anything whilst they were waiting to see if she returned home. This whole story seems a bit fishy to me tbh.

It’s just plain disrespectful to mess with someone else’s property imho

I wouldn’t feel comfortable doing that in a family member’s home let alone these circumstances


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