Met Police Officers Found Guilty of Misconduct for Accessing Sarah Everard Files

The misconduct tribunal results in the dismissal of one officer and warnings for two others over unauthorized data access.

PC Myles McHugh was dismissed for accessing sensitive information related to the Sarah Everard case without a policing purpose.
Former Detective Constable Hannah Rebbeck, who had resigned earlier, would have faced dismissal for similar unauthorized access.
Sergeant Mark Harper received a final written warning for accessing case details out of professional curiosity.
The tribunal highlighted breaches of trust and serious misconduct by the officers involved.
The Metropolitan Police have apologized to Sarah Everard's family for the distress caused by these actions.