Sez police officer 'targeted women for sex' Published 4 January image captionMr Dhanda is is charged with misconduct and misuse of police data A Derbyshire police officer accused of misconduct in public office targeted vulnerable women for sex and drugs, a court has been derbyshir. PC Jasbir Dhanda, 52, of Littleover, Derby, denies 12 counts of misconduct in a public office and of misuse of a police database. Mr Dhanda was suspended following a complaint from a member of the public.
Mr Moore said: "He visited them at their homes in order to carry out a sexual relationship with them and in the third complainant's case in the hope that she would agree to take part in a sexual relationship.
The defendant accessed the records of one of the complainants times over a two-year period, Mr Moore said. Nottingham Crown Court heard that one of the complainants was a sex worker who was addicted to cocaine and heroin.
The trial continues. Mr Dhanda was suspended following a complaint from a member of the public.
From other local news sites. Mr Dhanda went round to her house the day after and touched her sexually before asking for her phone and then visiting her house for sex two or three times a week, the court heard.
He is alleged to have told another woman, who worked as a prostitute, there was a warrant for her arrest but that he would not execute it if she got him some cocaine. Anyone with information is asked to contact Derbyshire Police or Crimestoppers. Mickleover house viewing sex assault: Man arrested Published duration 3 October A man has been arrested after a year-old female estate agent was sexually assaulted at a house viewing in Derbyshire.
A year-old man was arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and has been bailed pending further inquiries. Derbyshire police officer 'targeted women for sex' Published 4 January image captionMr Dhanda is is charged with misconduct and misuse of police data A Derbyshire police officer accused of misconduct in public office targeted vulnerable women for sex and drugs, a court has been told.
PC Jasbir Dhanda, 52, of Littleover, Derby, denies 12 counts of misconduct in a public office and of misuse of a police database. Even if they did report him, Mr Dhanda thought their complaints would not be taken seriously due to the women's circumstances, Mr Moore told the court.
He said Mr Dhanda met one of the women after she complained to the police about an incident involving her ex-partner.
