Ex-officer jailed over 'toxic' WhatsApp culture
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Ex-officer jailed over 'toxic' WhatsApp cultureImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Former sergeant Paul Street has been jailed for four yearsPublished16 September 2026, 14:51 BSTUpdated 28 minutes agoAn ex-police sergeant who asked to share a female suspect's sex video with "the lads from footy" has been jailed for four years.Former Cambridgeshire Police officer Paul Street, 41, engaged in "salacious gossip" with former PC Josh Williams after he found intimate pictures and footage on the woman's personal phone.The Old Bailey heard how Street, of Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, created a "toxic" WhatsApp culture at work. He was found guilty of two charges of misconduct in a public office.
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