Child Q strip-search was gross misconduct, panel finds

A panel, two police officers who performed the “humiliating” striptesis of a 15 -year -old female student, worked gross abuse.

The child, known as the child Q, was called at his school in Hackney in East London in December 2020 and the abuse of a third police officer was proved.

The Child Q, who was suspected of having a cannabis, was in the period at that time and had to reveal his sincere pieces when there was no appropriate adult.

Intern Det Con Kristina Lingge, PC Victoria Wray and Pc Rafal Szmynski rejected heavy abuses on concerts and girls.

Child Q’s hair was further investigated. No medicine was found.

The panel heard that black school children were more likely to be elderly and less vulnerable than their white peers, but neither the age nor the race was a factor in the formation of Child Q.

CDR Kevin Southworth said: “The child’s experience should never have been realized, and it should be really sad.

“We sincerely apologized to the child since this event took place. Again, I am deeply sorry for the trauma we have caused for the child Q and his family, and the damage to the trust and trust of the black communities in London in London.”

The panel found the action of the trainee Det Con Lingge and meant that PC Szmdynski was heavy abuse.

The abuse was proven in the action by PC Wray.

During the hearing, the search was defined as unfair, inappropriate, disproportionate humiliating and humiliating.

The panel chair CDR Jason Prins said that the research was “inappropriate and carried out without an appropriate adult”.

The child also added that the Q is “vulnerable or potentially exploited as a child is not considered sufficiently”.