A serving Met Police officer has been accused of posting sexist and misogynistic material on a TikTok account.
PC Daniel Naggea, of the North Area Borough Command Unit, is also alleged to have claimed that he did not use social media accounts during the vetting process.
A misconduct hearing is set to begin in southeast London tomorrow, February 14.
A public notice published ahead of the hearing states: « PC Daniel Naggea has made a number of sexist and misogynistic posts on social media.
« The posts were placed on TikTok, the comments sexualise and objectify women.
« They also suggest all women mistreat men and appears to justify domestic abuse.
« PC Naggea identifies as a police officer on his social media platforms.
« PC Naggea indicated that he did not subscribe to any social media platforms on his vetting forms and this was inaccurate. standards of professional behaviour.
« In the circumstances, the appropriate authority contends that (his) actions breached the standards of professional behaviour…
« In that his conduct may bring the police service into disrepute and damage the relationship of trust and confidence between the police and the public.
« As a result of that stated herein, if proven, it is alleged that (his) conduct individually or cumulatively amounts to gross misconduct and his dismissal may be justified. »
If the allegations are proven he could be dismissed or given another sanction such as a final written warning or extra training.
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