Cop Pleasures Himself On CCTV

According to The Sun, human rights inspectors were shown CCTV footage from a police station’s cells — and were shocked to be confronted by a Police Inspector secretly ‘pleasuring’ himself.

The shamed Inspector Brian Smith was unwittingly captured on film after sneaking off to be on his own during a night shift.

His solo sex act in the custody suite at London’s top-security Paddington Green police station was exposed months later by pure chance — when the watchdogs picked a random tape to view from thousands on a shelf.

The human rights monitors had been checking for ‘abuse’ during their routine visit to Britain’s most secure police station — which is used to house terror suspects, and immediately complained to the officer’s supervisors.

The Metropolitan Police have confirmed: “An officer has been required to resign after it was found proven he had engaged in conduct likely to bring discredit to the Metropolitan Police.”

Why was this one particular officer asked to resign when someone who has killed is allowed to keep his job?

One particular officer kept his job despite being convicted of jumping a red light 27 seconds after it had changed and collided with a scooter rider and killed him on Camden High Street at the junction of Delancey Street and Pratt Street in North London, which has a 30 mile per hour speed limit. He was driving at the time of the crash between 54 and 66 miles per hour when he passed through the red light.

He had pleaded Not Guilty to "Causing Death by Dangerous Driving" which carries a maximum penalty of 14 years but before the Jury retired to consider their verdict he changed his plea to 'Guilty of Careless Driving'.

Desmond Russell, an Acting Police Inspector, for the British Transport Police, was fined £2000 and banned from driving for three years.

Russell claimed the accident happened after the "most stressful shift" of his career!

Pardon me, Mr Russell but if your mind was not on your driving because of "the most stressful shift" of your career then why did you drive home? You as the driver are responsible for your actions and trying to mitigate killing someone by claiming you were stressed is bang out of order!

There you have one officer who hasn't hurt anyone, hid himself out of view from others and pleasured himself, yes maybe he should have waited till he got home, or even to a toilet!

Then you have another officer who destroys the life of an innocent man and his family and just walks away keeping his job! He was lucky considering new plans that the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said the very worst cases currently prosecuted as death by dangerous driving should instead be prosecuted as manslaughter, which carries a maximum life sentence.

Perhaps the Inspector who was asked to resign for pleasuring himself should have said he was stressed!