A misconduct hearing finds the ex-officer lied to three colleagues and footage was deleted.
By Tom Oakley & Hannah RichardsonA former police officer lied three times about damage caused in a drone crash, a misconduct hearing has ruled.
It was ruled the dishonesty amounted to gross misconduct and Mr Fricker would have been dismissed without notice, had he still been working for the force. "His actions undermined the relationship and trust with his colleagues and compromised the integrity of records.
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