/PG/ Thames Valley, England (Signal High) for BadCop.Online —– Constable (police officer) Jonathan Fallon, 21, of Milton Keynes police station, was charged with one count of corrupt/improper exercise of police powers and privileges by a constable.
According to a statement issued by the Thames Valley Police, “they [the charges] relate to a series of incidents between August 4 and November 9, 2023, at various locations, and relate to allegations of engaging in an improper relationship with a woman.” Fallon has been suspended and is due to appear in court on December 9.
This writer reached out to Thames Valley Police but was refused a photo of the officer, details of the offence, victim and witness information, etc. It is unclear as to whether or not Fallon is on paid leave.
In March 2024, the anti-corruption hotline was established to take complaints against police from the public. Thousands of calls arrived on the first day leading to more than seven hundred investigations. Some see the police forces in the U.K. as being the most corrupt in the world. Maybe due to their concealment of crimes committed by police, by refusing to give photos or details to the news media. In this case, it appears the young constable got caught dipping his pen in company ink.
Persons with first hand information about this case, or about the police officer, are encouraged to contact our newsroom (newsroom@signalhigh.news).
This writer reached out to Thames Valley Police but was refused a photo of the officer, details of the offence, victim and witness information, etc. It is unclear as to whether or not Fallon is on paid leave.
In March 2024, the anti-corruption hotline was established to take complaints against police from the public. Thousands of calls arrived on the first day leading to more than seven hundred investigations. Some see the police forces in the U.K. as being the most corrupt in the world. Maybe due to their concealment of crimes committed by police, by refusing to give photos or details to the news media. In this case, it appears the young constable got caught dipping his pen in company ink.
Persons with first hand information about this case, or about the police officer, are encouraged to contact our newsroom (newsroom@signalhigh.news).
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