Bu içerikte, Staines-upon-Thames’de bir ineğe çarpan bir polis memurunun 2,000 şikayetle karşılaştığı ve yapılan bir soruşturmanın suçsuz bulunmasıyla tekrar ön saha görevine döneceği belirtilmektedir. Olayın ardından sosyal medyada paylaşılan bir video klibiyle halktan gelen şikayetlere rağmen, soruşturma sonucunda polis memurunun görevini yasal çerçevede yerine getirdiği ve alınan taktiklerin hem yasal hem de gerekli olduğu belirtilmiştir. İnek, Beau Lucy, iyi durumda ve sürüsüyle birlikte bir çiftlikte bulunmaktadır. Olayın ardından Surrey Polisi, olaya karışan sürücünün ön saha görevlerinden alındığını duyurmuştur. Deputy Chief Constable Nev Kemp, olayın, polisin serbest dolaşan hayvanlara nasıl tepki verdiği konusunda bir dizi sorunu ortaya koyduğunu ve protokolde değişiklikler yapıldığını belirtmiştir. Yeniden düzenlenen protokol, serbest dolaşan hayvanlara karşı uzman yollar polisi ekiplerinin görevlendirilmesini, Surrey İtfaiye ve Kurtarma Servisi ile erken iletişim kurularak yetenek ve uzmanlığının kullanılmasını içermektedir.
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Amarit Kharaund
The cow, named Beau Lucy, was struck in Staines-upon-Thames on 15 June
A police officer who sparked 2,000 complaints after ramming a cow on a road is returning to frontline duty after an investigation cleared him of wrongdoing.
The cow, named Beau Lucy, was struck in Staines-upon-Thames on 15 June, leading to complaints from the public after a video clip was shared on social media.
More than 250 pieces of video, 75 witness statements and animal welfare specialists were reviewed, police said.
“While footage of the incident was distressing in nature, those involved in the incident acted within their duties, and the tactics adopted were both lawful and necessary to prevent harm to the public and property,” a spokesperson said.
“As such, no further action will be taken in either the criminal investigation, or the internal misconduct matter.”
Beau Lucy is now well and remains at a farm with her herd, police say.
Amarjit Kharaud
The cow survived being struck by the vehicle and is recovering with its owner
Deputy Chief Constable Nev Kemp said the incident, which happened at at 00:30 BST, highlighted several issues in relation to how the police respond to loose livestock.
“We appreciate the strength of feeling which remains in relation to this incident, which is why we committed to conducting a diligent and thorough investigation to determine whether any criminal offences had taken place,” he said.
“We have already made changes to our protocol for loose livestock.”
The revised protocol includes specialist roads policing teams being deployed to support road and public safety, and that early contact is made with Surrey Fire & Rescue Service to utilise its capability and expertise.
She had been on the loose since about 21:00 the previous day, police said.
The day after the incident, Surrey Police announced the driver involved had been removed from frontline duties.
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