Ex-Met Police officers who swapped offensive WhatsApps with Wayne Couzens lose appeal
Joel Borders and Jonathon Cobban swapped grossly offensive messages on WhatsApp with Wayne Couzens
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Wayne Couzens joked about rape with colleagues two years before murdering Sarah Everard
The messages could not earlier be linked to the disgraced former Met officer due to ongoing court proceedings
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‘We could have saved Sarah,’ says victim of Wayne Couzens’s indecent exposure
Met police were told of flashing incident days before officer abducted and murdered Everard
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Police officers get jail terms over WhatsApp group featuring Wayne Couzens
The pair have been granted bail ahead of an appeal for ‘grossly offensive’ messages sent before Couzens killed Sarah Everard.
The Independent UK ·
Jail terms for police officers in WhatsApp group with Wayne Couzens
Both officers, who exchanged offensive messages with Couzens before he killed Sarah Everard, were bailed ahead of an appeal.
The Independent UK ·
‘Disgusting’ messages shared by Met Police officers in group chat with Wayne Couzens
The two officers talked about ‘struggle snuggles’ after one described pinning a 15-year-old girl to the floor during an incident
The Independent UK ·
Police officers jailed for sending sick WhatsApps in group with killer cop Wayne Couzens
Met Police officer Jonathon Cobban, 35, and his ex-colleague PC Joel Borders "joked" about tasering children and people with disabilities in a WhatsApp group that included Sarah Everard's killer Wayne Couzens
Daily Mirror ·
Metropolitan Police officers sentenced to 12 weeks in prison for offensive messages shared on WhatsApp
A serving Metropolitan Police officer and a former constable have been sentenced to 12 weeks in prison over offensive misogynistic and racist messages shared in a WhatsApp group with killer cop Wayne Couzens.
Evening Standard ·
Wayne Couzens’ Met Police colleagues sentenced over ‘sickening’ WhatsApp messages
The pair were subsequently bailed by the judge following a High Court appeal into their sentence
The Independent UK ·
Serving cop and ex constable sent grossly offensive messages in WhatsApp group with Sarah Everard’s killer
Metropolitan police officer Jonathon Cobban, 35, and former constable Joel Borders, 45, were found guilty
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