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Met detective who drank wine on duty was ‘so intoxicated he could not walk straight’

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Former detective constable Sean Brierley would have been fired if he had not left the force, a panel has found - (Getty/iStock)

A police officer was “so intoxicated that he could not walk straight” after drinking wine on duty, a misconduct panel has found.

The officer has since left the Metropolitan Police – but would have been fired if he had not done so, the panel found.

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