Officers’ social media messages reported to Police Scotland – BBC News

Police Scotland probe officers’ historical social media messages Image source, PA Media Image caption, Police Scotland is investigating messages allegedly sent by now senior police officers Author, Katie Hunter Role, BBC Scotland 2 hours ago Historical phone messages and social media posts – allegedly sent by now senior police officers – have been reported to Police Scotland. One WhatsApp message, seen by BBC Scotland News, sent between officers’ personal phones appears to show a picture of a suspect being arrested in 2019 along with laughing emojis and a crude message. It is understood the force is also investigating claims of a now disbanded WhatsApp group involving police officers called “Porn, Porn, Porn” in 2017. Police Scotland said all reports of misconduct were taken seriously and thoroughly investigated but it would not comment on matters relating to individual officers. Warning: This article contains language people might find offensive. In 2024, 11 police officers – either constable or sergeant in rank – were suspended or placed on restricted duties after a series of historical WhatsApp chats were uncovered by Police Scotland. BBC Scotland News has been told that police officers who are now in more senior positions have previously sent similarly offensive
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