Overview
- Four of the six officers have a case to answer for gross misconduct, including the sergeant who supervised the March 5 missing-persons investigation.
- Allegations include failures to conduct required house searches, incomplete risk assessments, and dishonest accounts to supervisors and investigators.
- One officer faced a criminal probe for alleged misconduct in public office and perverting the course of justice, but the IOPC found no basis for a CPS referral.
- Several personnel were recommended for the reflective practice review process, with two told to undertake RPRP over remarks made at the collision scene.
- Gwent Police says it cooperated with the investigation and will convene misconduct hearings and meetings in response to the findings.