Scotland Yard admitted that Chief Constable Catherine Roper's anti-corruption unit engaged in victim-blaming against the first woman to report PC Philip Hunter's misconduct. They falsely accused her of having mental health issues, compounding her trauma. Solicitors representing Lorraine demand an independent investigation. Despite Roper’s recent positive discussions about domestic violence, her department mishandled Lorraine's allegations for 18 months and spread defamatory information. Acting Detective Chief Superintendent Neil Smithson acknowledged these severe failures in communication and support, deeply apologizing to Lorraine.
In 2021, the married constable took advantage of Lorraine, who was suicidal and suffering from severe distress after being mistreated by police.
Lorraine fought a seven-year fight for justice against the misconduct of PC Philip Hunter, only to face victim-blaming from the anti-corruption unit.
Smithson's frank letter highlighted systemic failures in the handling of Lorraine's allegations, with delays in recording and addressing her concerns.
Chief Constable Catherine Roper instructed staff to circulate false mental health allegations against Lorraine, adding to the trauma endured by the victim.
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