Proceeding contribution from Tom Brake (Liberal Democrat) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 21 October 2008. It occurred during Adjournment debate on PC Gordon Warren.
PC Gordon Warren
I do not know whether the Minister was about to conclude his remarks, but soon after he began his response, he said that he believed that the police had acted fairly in the case. Although I am sure that he now knows from his briefing where Mr. Warren is in relation to the incident, he may not be aware that the inspector who kicked the whole process off by issuing the invitation to a blue movies party when Mr. Warren was supposed to be on duty was offered some words of advice about how he should conduct himself as his punishment for organising that event during police time. I hope that the Minister would agree that the outcome has been very different for the two key protagonists in the case. My constituent, Mr. Warren, has suffered immeasurably, whereas the person who kicked off this whole sorry saga has suffered with some words of advice.
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- 2007-08
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- Bullying Compensation Appeals Courts Dismissal Police Metropolitan Police Perjury Medical certificates Warren, Gordon
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