Yorkshire police officer who 'took mobile phones and tablets from property store' to face misconduct hearing

A South Yorkshire Police officer who is alleged to have taken a number of mobile phones, tablets and a laptop from a force property store is to face a misconduct hearing.
Police Sergeant Christoper Simpson, of South Yorkshire Police, will be the subject of a misconduct hearing on February 4.Police Sergeant Christoper Simpson, of South Yorkshire Police, will be the subject of a misconduct hearing on February 4.
Police Sergeant Christoper Simpson, of South Yorkshire Police, will be the subject of a misconduct hearing on February 4.

Police Sergeant Christoper Simpson, of South Yorkshire Police, will be the subject of a misconduct hearing on February 4.

Between October 24, 2018 and November 20, 2018 PS Simpson is alleged to have taken a number of mobile phones, two tablet devices and a laptop from the Doncaster Property store.

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It is also alleged that on March 31, 2019, while suspended, PS Simpson gained access to Doncaster Police Station, without having permission to be there.

A statement on the force website reads: "It is alleged the conduct breached the Standards of Professional Behaviour and amounted to Gross Misconduct."