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The thin VERY blue line: Porn shame of hundreds of police staff disciplined over internet useBy Rebecca Camber
Last updated at 9:22 AM on 02nd January 2010
Add to My Stories Hundreds of police workers have faced disciplinary action for looking at internet pornography and social networking sites, figures show.
More than 400 officers and support staff have been sacked or given warnings after being caught looking at inappropriate material online.
Officers have also been dismissed for using police databases to check out peoples backgrounds for personal reasons.
Caught out: Hundreds of policemen have faced disciplinary action for looking at internet pornography and social networking sites
The total figure of 439 disciplined staff could be much higher because some forces refused to disclose details citing data protection rules.
Figures obtained under the Freedom of Information Act showed that an inspector in Lancashire was given a written warning for accessing sites at work which

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By:
TEN2FOLLOWER
When: 02 Jan 10 11:14
Lazy sods.
By:
alun2005
When: 02 Jan 10 11:14
Jack Straw KNEW
By:
punterfleecer
When: 02 Jan 10 11:16
we have a no tolerance policy for that kind of stuff at my work

besides almost all websites are blocked anyway, why didn't the police do that?
By:
Ivor
When: 02 Jan 10 11:18
I blame Gordon Brown.
By:
punterfleecer
When: 02 Jan 10 11:27
i blame the pervy police
By:
very-valuable
When: 02 Jan 10 11:29
It would be nice for them to go to jail and get a good pasting.Double standard pigs!
By:
Andy Murray
When: 02 Jan 10 11:40
double standards?
they arrest people at work for looking at unauthorised sites now?
wow
By:
MrBaboon
When: 02 Jan 10 12:21
think disguised thread......I've been done for intenet porn so should the police
By:
The Leopard
When: 02 Jan 10 12:23
Mr Baboon......you in the Police...?
By:
MrBaboon
When: 02 Jan 10 12:23
no
By:
punterfleecer
When: 02 Jan 10 12:26
why would you get done for internet porn then?
By:
The Leopard
When: 02 Jan 10 12:27
So you're saying you've been done for internet porn.......?
By:
The Leopard
When: 02 Jan 10 12:28
To Mr Baboon...
By:
Tevez is God
When: 02 Jan 10 12:45
the police are are only people, prone to the same weaknesses as the rest of us imo... not saying what they did is right, but hardly surprising
By:
punterfleecer
When: 02 Jan 10 12:47
what numpty is gonna look at internet porn at work?

i steer clear of the internet at work
By:
eastwood 23
When: 02 Jan 10 13:17
3 of my mates boys, all very poor acadecimally at school, went to college gained a few grades in media studies..
And yes guess what they are coppers now, and the brightest sparks around!!
Not a brain between them..
By:
very-valuable
When: 02 Jan 10 14:36
ah yess, well, the police will accept anyone these days thats good at hitting people from behind with a batton.
By:
Paulie Walnuts
When: 02 Jan 10 14:39
^ Good!! It's just what some people need.. a good old-fashioned pasting
By:
very-valuable
When: 02 Jan 10 14:44
I couln't agree more,but they are frightened of the people deserving of a good pasting and pick on the vunerable instead.
By:
punterfleecer
When: 02 Jan 10 14:45
like the hippies on demonstrations
By:
very-valuable
When: 02 Jan 10 14:50
I used to have alot of respect for the police until they had me in the dock for something i didn't do. The filthy lies the copper came out with were staggering. Fortunatly my case was concrete and i was foung NOT guilty. but if you think it will never happen to you think again!its frightening and coppers will bull sh it like hell in court with the full knowledge that they will be believed in preference to the accused.
By:
TEN2FOLLOWER
When: 02 Jan 10 14:54
do they claim dry cleaning expenses for uniforms?
By:
very-valuable
When: 02 Jan 10 14:56
Probably,especially when some one has spat a huge great grolly on their back
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