Sentence examples for Misconduct from inspiring English sources

She said the IPCC had found no wrongdoing or misconduct for any of the armed officers involved in the operation and the recommendations would "be carefully reviewed by both ourselves and the Association of Chief Police Officers".

Since 2007, Detroit has paid out almost $27m in lawsuits and settlements costs related to police misconduct.

Related: Chicago agrees to pay $5.5m to victims of police torture in 1970s and 80s Inkster is not the only city that is footing large bills for police misconduct.

The US media has a knee-jerk 'RED CHINA!' reaction to anything involving HK or the PRC, and is intended to distract from the issue of US government misconduct.

Jonathan Blanks, a research associate for the Cato Institute's study of police misconduct, said thanks to Maryland's law enforcement officers' bill of rights, which bans the disclosure of personnel files, "we don't know who is misbehaving" among Baltimore's ranks.

Until he was arrested by the Metropolitan police's Operation Elveden team, he had no idea of the existence of the offence of aiding and abetting misconduct in a public office.

There were whispers also of some unspecified "sexual misconduct".

Following an Old Bailey trial, Robert Norman, 54, was convicted of committing misconduct in a public office while working at HMP Belmarsh, south London, when it was home to a number of high-profile prisoners.

On 12 February, a Rio de Janeiro state prosecutor opened an inquiry into alleged misconduct by the mayor's office, following a report by the group, called Golfe Para Quem? ("Golf for whom?"), which claimed that developers stood to make an R$1bn in property sales after the Games.

An independent anti-corruption body should be established to investigate allegations of police misconduct in the Northern Territory, an ombudsman's report has recommended after examining the actions of former commissioner John McRoberts.

The alleged misconduct, a chief constable of a major force leading an operation to fabricate serious charges, is enormously disturbing.