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discreditable conduct

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discreditable conduct
conduct by a professional person which is likely to bring sufficient discredit to the profession generally that the public's confidence in it is reduced. Penalties imposed by the registering authority may be as severe as deregistration.


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A Merseyside police spokeswoman said: "Merseyside Police can confirm that a police constable was dismissed from the Force for discreditable conduct, after he failed to take proper care of found property.
It found by issuing a ticket "despite being aware that he motorist had not broken the speed limit", Gda McGovern engaged in discreditable conduct and had "malicious intent" by following him.
Although no criminal charges were brought, Mallon faced disciplinary charges ranging from neglect of duty, falsehood and discreditable conduct.
 
 
 
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