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Policeman probed for claiming to stir colleague’s tea with his genitals

/ 04:45 PM May 20, 2021

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A police officer in the United Kingdom faces disciplinary proceedings after he allegedly stirred a colleague’s tea with his genitals, along with making sexual comments about her.

The victim (name withheld) alleged during a misconduct hearing that police constable Steven Green told her he stirred his tea with his private parts, Daily Mirror reported on Tuesday, May 20.

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Two witnesses also testified that Green gave the victim a massage without her permission, told her to “bend over a table,” and “forcefully” opened the female locker room door after which he asked the victim, “Are you decent?”

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Green denied that his actions were unprofessional and amount to gross misconduct, but he admitted that he did push the locker room’s door. He claimed he was only “having a bit of a laugh” and making friends with the victim.

“It was never my intention to make her feel bad. I did not want to do anything malicious or make her feel uncomfortable. I misjudged the friendship,” he said in the report.

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The said incidents happened last year and were raised to a supervising officer. Hearings on the case are still ongoing at Sussex Police’s headquarters in Lewes, England. Dana Cruz/JB

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