Three Metropolitan Police officers are set to appear at a misconduct hearing following the strip-search of a black schoolgirl, known as Child Q, who was unjustly accused of drug possession. The incident, which took place in December 2020 while she was on her period and without an appropriate adult present, caused significant public outcry. Allegations include misconduct in the performance of their duty, including making misleading records post-search. If gross misconduct is established, they may face termination, emphasizing the need for accountability in police practices.
The strip search of Child Q, a 15-year-old girl, was disproportionately unjustified, humiliating, and degrading, raising widespread concern about police conduct in such situations.
If gross misconduct is proved, the officers could be sacked, highlighting the serious implications of their actions during the strip-search incident.
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