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Morning Star

Top cop conduct charge

A CHIEF constable is to face an internal charge of gross misconduct following claims that he made “inappropriate advances” to female colleagues and leaked internal emails.

Nick Gargan, from Avon and Somerset Police, was investigated by the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) over the allegations but will not face criminal charges.

The IPCC probed claims that Mr Gargan “abused his senior position by making inappropriate advances to junior female colleagues.”

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