They are the figures that raise questions about Greater Manchester Police's treatment of women and girls.
82 officers investigated for sexual misconduct, a tiny per cent of rape allegations leading to charge or summons, and 141 employees accused of violence against women and girls.
The latest statistic was revealed days before Baroness Louise Casey's damning report into the Metropolitan Police, which exposed a culture of 'institutional misogyny,' 'routine sexism,' and a 'culture of denial.'
