Ex-Met Police Officers Lose Appeal Over Offensive Messages With Wayne Couzens
Court rules no expectation of privacy for ex-officers who shared racist and violent content in WhatsApp group.
- Jonathon Cobban and Joel Borders were convicted for sending grossly offensive messages in a group chat with Wayne Couzens.
- Messages included jokes about rape, violence against children, and racist slurs.
- High Court dismissed their appeal, emphasizing the societal harm caused by their actions.
- The ruling stressed the loss of public confidence in the police due to the offensive messages.
- The ex-officers have 28 days to decide whether to appeal to the Supreme Court.