[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by Cherie

She is 24 years old. There is scope for her to be rehabilitated, there is scope for her to set the record straight and to begin on a new path," Ms Iguyovwe said.

The panel accepted her force's submission that her culpability had been high, and the actions harmed the public's confidence in policing.

I think this excerpt does it for me, she is young, she made a mistake, she will learn from it, I am sure the embarrassment is acute

Yeah I agree, would be harsh to ruin her career at such a young age over something that was just very stupid. She could go on to do a lot of great police work over the coming years that will make up for it

[Christmas Lights]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Yeah I agree, would be harsh to ruin her career at such a young age over something that was just very stupid. She could go on to do a lot of great police work over the coming years that will make up for it

She's 24 not 16 though.

Why was she even drinking to that degree ? , ( Off duty or on duty .. you're still supposed to be setting an example) .But I'll agree it was stupid what she did . Well I guess time will tell if she's learnt from her actions.

[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

She's 24 not 16 though.

Why was she even drinking to that degree ? , ( Off duty or on duty .. you're still supposed to be setting an example) .But I'll agree it was stupid what she did . Well I guess time will tell if she's learnt from her actions.

She's still entitled to a life outside the police and not many people in their 20s haven't had some drink-fuelled incidents that they regret

Reading the article she does actually deny that she did this as well which is worth noting