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Police officers caught watching Come Dine With Me WON’T face motion

A retired senior detective has blasted the choice to not punish two officers who sat watching tv on a lady’s couch for 4 hours after being known as to her house.

Ex-Scotland Yard undercover officer Peter Bleksley stated the officers ought to at the least be admonished by their superiors and placed on the least engaging duties for a ‘appreciable period of time’.

He was talking as new video emerged displaying how the pair of Greater Manchester Police officers sat watching Come Dine With Me and Netflix.

They had been ‘chilling’ on the house of 21-year-old Abbygail Lawton from Wigan, who was within the midst of a psychological well being disaster. 

Concerns for Ms Lawton’s well-being had been raised by the ambulance service and the pair had been despatched to her house as backup.

The two police officers were caught on video 'chilling' at the home of a missing woman

The two cops had been caught on video ‘chilling’ on the house of a lacking girl

An officer was filmed on Ms Lawton's CCTV making themselves at home with their feet up.

An officer was filmed on Ms Lawton’s CCTV making themselves at house with their toes up.

Another officer was seen picking up a dumbbell weights in the home

Another officer was seen selecting up a dumbbell weights within the house

The officers were 'chilling' at the home of 21-year-old Abbygail Lawton from Wigan, who was in the midst of a mental health crisis

The officers had been ‘chilling’ on the house of 21-year-old Abbygail Lawton from Wigan, who was within the midst of a psychological well being disaster

After looking the property and discovering she was out, they had been informed to attend on the home in case she returned.

But they had been filmed on Ms Lawton’s CCTV making themselves at house with their toes up. One of them additionally was additionally seen utilizing her dumbbell weights.

The officers have been informed their behaviour ‘didn’t breach the requirements {of professional} behaviour’ by GMP’s Professional Standards however they need to mirror on how they’d appeared.

Today skilled retired officer Mr Bleksley informed MailOnline: ‘I feel it was totally disrespectful.

‘The Police are paid out of the general public purse and what we hear out of senior officers nowadays is complaints on the lack of assets and the way they can not spare manpower to cope with shoplifting, automotive thefts and burglaries.

‘We’ll… right here we’ve a few officers sitting on their backsides watching Come Dine With Me on another person’s couch for 4 hours.

‘These officers ought to have clearly identified higher themselves however the place was the supervision? I’d say there was an appalling lack of it right here.

‘To escape any type of punishment and as an alternative informed merely to ‘mirror’ on their behaviour isn’t look within the slightest.

Ex-Scotland Yard undercover officer Peter Bleksley said the officers should at least be admonished by their superiors and put on the least attractive duties for a 'considerable amount of time'

Ex-Scotland Yard undercover officer Peter Bleksley stated the officers ought to at the least be admonished by their superiors and placed on the least engaging duties for a ‘appreciable period of time’

‘Had that occurred once I was an officer, I believe the responsible events’ toes wouldn’t have touched the bottom and they might have had what we name ‘phrases of recommendation’ from the Inspector or Sergeant.

‘That would have meant making the tea or being despatched on faculty crossing patrols for a substantial period of time. I feel that ought to apply with these two officers.

‘What they’ve being caught doing is not crime of the century but it surely’s a horrible instance to set and seemingly at odds with modern-day policing which seems to be more and more targeted on notion.

‘GMP have a brand new Chief Constable in Stephen Watson who I do know desires to reintroduce requirements of look and self-discipline. He can be irritated by this extra in order that I’m.’