🚨🔍 **Police Officer Faces Misconduct Hearing** 🔍🚨
A South Wales police officer, PC Dorian Krzemein, has found himself in hot water after refusing to attend an emergency call, allegedly saying, “There’s no point”. This incident involved a G1 emergency, demanding immediate action. Later, during a misconduct hearing in Bridgend, PC Krzemein claimed it was a “miscommunication”, but the panel, led by Assistant Chief Constable Jenny Gilmer, didn’t buy it.
📅 **Incident Chronicles:**
1. **Emergency Call Snub:** In May 2023, PC Krzemein decided to delay responding to a critical emergency until told otherwise by a colleague. The panel ruled this as misconduct.
2. **Unreported Arms Sight:** On another occasion, he faced allegations for not reporting guns found during a neighbour dispute. He admitted to not filing the intelligence but disagreed with other claims. The panel didn’t hesitate to confirm misconduct here too.
3. **Unrelated Allegation Cleared:** A third accusation was also on the table, involving alleged inappropriate behaviour towards a colleague. However, inconsistencies in witness testimonies led to this allegation being dismissed.
🔍 **What’s the Outcome?**
PC Krzemein received a written warning, valid for 18 months, acknowledging his inexperience as a young officer. The panel stressed the need for immediate remedial action and noted mitigating factors in his behaviour.
This saga highlights the challenges faced by fresh recruits and emphasises the importance of maintaining standards in urgent scenarios. Let’s hope this experience becomes a turning point for PC Krzemein! 🌟
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