Chief Constable Kate Meynell says the actions of some staff were 'totally unacceptable'.
A chief constable has said she feels "horror" at police staff who viewed bodycam footage showing the aftermath of the Nottingham attacks.Nottinghamshire Police's Kate Meynell said a special constable had been sacked for viewing the footage.
Ms Meynell said: "This is one of the most brutal and horrific incidents we've seen here in Nottingham, in our history. She called the actions of the special constable, who viewed bodycam footage of officers and paramedics providing assistance to Mr Webber and Ms O'Malley-Kumar, "totally unacceptable".
"But that doesn't really help with the pain of knowing that people were viewing the bodycam footage of my son in the street and I will never forgive them for that."
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