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Officer Murdock ‘raped woman then accessed her crime report’
by Jabari Cubane
April 10, 2023April 10, 2023
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Metropolitan Police officer Ireland Murdock, 26, was found guilty of raping a woman and is awaiting sentence. The court heard that after the attack in Lambeth, South London, when she reported him to the police, he then searched for her within the policing database and read the restricted crime report.
Ireland Murdock did previously know the victim, and although they had some consensual sexual activity, Murdock deliberately took things further than she allowed, and she pled for him to “stop” but he did not.
After he was “finished”, Murdock said “I’m not going to stay here if there’s an atmosphere” and left. She immediately called her flatmate and said “he did something last night I’m not happy with”.
During the trial, the victim said she had been left “numb” by the attack and was afraid of receiving medical help as she was “embarrassed” and worried at what questions would be raised. She describes having to change her bedsheets because of the blood.
After the victim reported Ireland Murdock to the police, he looked her up on policing systems despite having no legitimate reason to do so. He has been charged and convicted for this as a separate offence: ‘unauthorised access to computer material’.
Chief Superintendent Andy Carter, who is in charge of policing for the Central North Basic Command Unit, said: “Murdock committed an absolutely atrocious offence, and caused his victim a lot of pain and fear. He betrayed everything we stand for and I am disgusted by his actions.
I would like to thank the victim for her courage and bravery in coming forward. I would also like to thank those who investigated him for building such a strong case that led to him being found guilty.
We took immediate action to suspend Murdock from duty when his offending came to light and we dismissed him at the earliest opportunity as soon as he pleaded guilty to unauthorised access to computer material.
We are determined to have a Met that the public can trust, with officers that people feel confident to approach. When someone fails to meet these standards, we will take action to remove them from our organisation.
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Predatory Charges: NJ police chief suspended with pay, charged with sexually assaulting several women. [Includes officer's wives, for promotions]
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Wednesday, April 12, 2023 5:31PM
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The New Jersey Attorney General's office announced the arrest of suspended Manville police chief Thomas Herbst, 55, on Wednesday afternoon. Mike Marza has the story.
MANVILLE, New Jersey (WABC) -- A suspended New Jersey police chief who is accused of sexually assaulting several women has been arrested.
The New Jersey Attorney General's office announced the arrest of Thomas Herbst, 55, on Wednesday afternoon.
Herbst has been on administrative leave from the Manville Police Department since a lawsuit was brought against him last February. He is accused of sexual assault, groping and exposing himself and using his rank to coerce staff members into sex acts at work and in victims' homes.
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According to the investigation, the chief regularly groped, exposed himself to, sexually harassed, and sexually assaulted an employee of the police department who reported directly to him between 2008 and 2021. Authorities say the attacks often happened while he and the victim were on duty, and many of the alleged attacks took place at police headquarters.
Herbst, who worked for the department since 1991, is facing two counts of sexual assault, two counts of official misconduct, one count of a pattern of official misconduct, and one count of criminal sexual contact.
One accuser claims she was sexually assaulted by Herbst 10 times. She told investigators she didn't report the incidents over fears of losing her job.
According to the investigation, Herbst also solicited sexual favors from the wife of one of his subordinate officers in order for that officer to receive favorable employment decisions and opportunities.
"The defendant in this case is accused of using his position of power, authority, and leadership, to force subordinates to engage in sexual acts against their will - I can think of no greater betrayal to the badge than to use one's power to harm those you are supposed to protect," said Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin. "Police officers swear an oath to protect the public, but their Chiefs are expected to protect all those in their charge - to keep safe not only the public but also to ensure the safety of the members of their own department. The alleged conduct of this defendant hurt his victims in unimaginable ways. We intend to hold the defendant accountable for the harm he did to the victims in this case. Letting such conduct go unchecked would be a miscarriage of justice for these women, but also for every female officer and public employee who feels unsafe in an environment where predatory sexual misconduct is normalized or condoned."
In an unrelated case, officials also announced charges against retired Howell Township Police Chief Andrew Kudrick.
The 49-year-old is accused of lying in the investigation and threatening a high-ranking police department member in an effort to conceal an affair with a subordinate.
Suspended NJ police chief arrested, charged with sexual assault
A suspended New Jersey police chief who is accused of sexually assaulting an employee, among other accusations, has been arrested.
Suspended NJ police chief arrested, charged with sexual assault
Wednesday, April 12, 2023 5:31PM
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The New Jersey Attorney General's office announced the arrest of suspended Manville police chief Thomas Herbst, 55, on Wednesday afternoon. Mike Marza has the story.
MANVILLE, New Jersey (WABC) -- A suspended New Jersey police chief who is accused of sexually assaulting several women has been arrested.
The New Jersey Attorney General's office announced the arrest of Thomas Herbst, 55, on Wednesday afternoon.
Herbst has been on administrative leave from the Manville Police Department since a lawsuit was brought against him last February. He is accused of sexual assault, groping and exposing himself and using his rank to coerce staff members into sex acts at work and in victims' homes.
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According to the investigation, the chief regularly groped, exposed himself to, sexually harassed, and sexually assaulted an employee of the police department who reported directly to him between 2008 and 2021. Authorities say the attacks often happened while he and the victim were on duty, and many of the alleged attacks took place at police headquarters.
Herbst, who worked for the department since 1991, is facing two counts of sexual assault, two counts of official misconduct, one count of a pattern of official misconduct, and one count of criminal sexual contact.
One accuser claims she was sexually assaulted by Herbst 10 times. She told investigators she didn't report the incidents over fears of losing her job.
According to the investigation, Herbst also solicited sexual favors from the wife of one of his subordinate officers in order for that officer to receive favorable employment decisions and opportunities.
"The defendant in this case is accused of using his position of power, authority, and leadership, to force subordinates to engage in sexual acts against their will - I can think of no greater betrayal to the badge than to use one's power to harm those you are supposed to protect," said Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin. "Police officers swear an oath to protect the public, but their Chiefs are expected to protect all those in their charge - to keep safe not only the public but also to ensure the safety of the members of their own department. The alleged conduct of this defendant hurt his victims in unimaginable ways. We intend to hold the defendant accountable for the harm he did to the victims in this case. Letting such conduct go unchecked would be a miscarriage of justice for these women, but also for every female officer and public employee who feels unsafe in an environment where predatory sexual misconduct is normalized or condoned."
In an unrelated case, officials also announced charges against retired Howell Township Police Chief Andrew Kudrick.
The 49-year-old is accused of lying in the investigation and threatening a high-ranking police department member in an effort to conceal an affair with a subordinate.
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Okla. teacher, wife of police chief arrested for sexually abusing teen
The daughter of an Oklahoma mayor and wife of the chief of police was arrested for allegedly touching a 15-year-old she met while substitute teaching.
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The man seen in a viral video destroying cases of beer at a Walmart in Topeka, Kansas has been charged with felony battery, assault and exposing his genitals in public, according to Topeka Police. The video has been watched over 5 million times.
The incident happened on April 17, 2023 around 9:00 p.m local time at the Walmart located at 1501 SW Wanamaker Rd., according to police.
"Officers learned that an adult male, identified as J Dustin D. Cain, 44, of Topeka, was in the store throwing things at people," Topeka Police told me in an email Tuesday afternoon.
Man In Viral Video Destroying Beer At Walmart Charged With Exposing Himself
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