Officer Paul Clarke, who also runs a fish and chip shop, was found guilty of misconduct for buying alcohol for an underage teenager and failing to act when he knew cannabis was present. The incident occurred on March 11, 2023, and was discovered during an investigation by Nottinghamshire Police.
A police officer who bought alcoholic drinks for an underage teenager and failed to act when he knew cannabis was present has been found guilty of misconduct. Officer Paul Clarke, who runs a fish and chip shop, was disciplined for his actions on March 11, 2023, at a Newark pub where he bought drinks for a 16-year-old girl and drove her, along with another woman, to a petrol station where she attempted to buy rolling papers with cannabis in her possession.
The officer was dismissed from service if employed by Nottinghamshire Police
POLICE OFFICER UNDERAGE DRINKING CANNABIS POSSESSION NOTTINGHAMSHIRE POLICE MISCONDUCT HEARING
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