Met police officers accused of sleeping while on duty protecting royal family
Summary
Some police officers who were protecting the royal family at Windsor Castle are being investigated for reportedly sleeping on duty or leaving their posts. The Metropolitan Police has started an inquiry, and an independent police watchdog has been informed.Key Facts
- Officers involved are from the Metropolitan Police’s royal and specialist protection team.
- Reports say up to 30 officers may be involved.
- Allegations include sleeping on duty and leaving their assigned posts unattended.
- The Met’s directorate of professional standards (DPS) is leading the investigation.
- The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has been informed but the investigation will be handled locally by the Met.
- The royal family has been told about the situation.
- A decision about whether officers will face restrictions at work is expected soon.
- Buckingham Palace and the IOPC have not made public comments on this case.
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