" CURRENTLY AT THIS MOMENT 940 HAVE CRIMINAL RECORDS "

In England and Wales there are currently 940 Police officers with criminal records, from death by dangerous driving to drugs etc etc.

Years ago, you had to have no criminal record and had to be 6ft tall to join.






Officers with criminal records


Published on Thursday 5 January 2012 10:30

POLICE officers in South Yorkshire have been jailed for forgery, theft, perjury, criminal damage and violence, Freedom of Information figures show.

Between 2002 and 2010, 48 officers were convicted of criminal offences or cautioned.

One officer received a two-year supervision order after being convicted of a sexual offence.

Another received a caution for possession of cannabis.

Most offences and convictions disclosed related to motoring offences - with 16 officers caught speeding, two receiving bans.

Another 11 officers were convicted of offences including careless driving, dangerous driving and driving without due care and attention - with one officer jailed for three months. Two were convicted of drink driving.

In addition to their punishments from the courts, four were sacked from their positions - one for offences involving indecent images, another for perjury, one for theft and one for criminal damage and violence.

Eight officers resigned from their posts once details of their offending emerged.

Four officers were also fined a number of days’ pay.

Reason I stopped perusing my intentions to join The Police Force was for a Criminal offence when I was 17/18. When the police told me that I could still get in as it no longer requires anyone to have a clean record anymore, I was shocked but decided to give up on it. How can you arrest someone, knowing that you've done that wrong before. I just don't understand it anymore. But equal rights and so on allow it.

When i read this headline i thought you were talking about the moderators on here...

In England and Wales there are currently 940 Police officers with criminal records, from death by dangerous driving to drugs etc etc.

Years ago, you had to have no criminal record and had to be 6ft tall to join.






Officers with criminal records


Published on Thursday 5 January 2012 10:30

POLICE officers in South Yorkshire have been jailed for forgery, theft, perjury, criminal damage and violence, Freedom of Information figures show.

Between 2002 and 2010, 48 officers were convicted of criminal offences or cautioned.

One officer received a two-year supervision order after being convicted of a sexual offence.

Another received a caution for possession of cannabis.

Most offences and convictions disclosed related to motoring offences - with 16 officers caught speeding, two receiving bans.

Another 11 officers were convicted of offences including careless driving, dangerous driving and driving without due care and attention - with one officer jailed for three months. Two were convicted of drink driving.

In addition to their punishments from the courts, four were sacked from their positions - one for offences involving indecent images, another for perjury, one for theft and one for criminal damage and violence.

Eight officers resigned from their posts once details of their offending emerged.

Four officers were also fined a number of days’ pay.

south wales refused to supply any figure's probably because it was easier to name the ones who dident have a record and unsuprisingly the met and yorkshire police came out as the top two

Most of them are corrupt as f**k