PCC John Campion: “Today, my thoughts are with those who were harmed as a result of Darbyshire’s sickening actions.
“As a serving police officer he should have been protecting people from harm. I have no doubt that today’s verdict will further question the public’s confidence in policing, however I want to assure people that I, nor the force, will tolerate this kind of behaviour.
“For those affected by sexual assault, there is help out there so please speak up and you will be supported.”
The Victim Advice Line is a free and confidential service offering advice, practical help and support to people affected by crime, regardless of how long ago it happened and whether it has been reported to the police. Support is available by telephone on 0800 952 3000, via email at info@victimadviceline.org.uk and through live chat on victimadviceline.org.uk.
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