Former Met PC accused of failing to properly investigate Wayne Couzens says nothing she did could have 'changed the tragic outcome'
By Jess Warren & PA MediaA former Met Police officer accused of failing to properly investigate Wayne Couzens has said nothing she did could have "changed the tragic outcome".
Samantha Lee is accused of failing to make "the correct investigative inquiries" into two flashing incidents. Ms Lee originally claimed after this interview that she believed there was no CCTV footage of the two flashing incidents involving Couzens, as the restaurant's footage had been deleted automatically. It is alleged that this was a lie.Wayne Couzens was already serving life for murdering Sarah Everard when he was sentenced for indecent exposure earlier this year
However, she told the tribunal there was nothing she could have done that would have stopped Couzens from kidnapping and murdering Ms Everard.
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