A high-ranking officer in Police Scotland is under scrutiny after allegations surfaced regarding inappropriate comments directed at a civilian staff member. The deputy chief constable is now the subject of an internal investigation, raising questions about professionalism within the force.
Sources indicate that the remarks, described as 'upsetting' by colleagues, were reported through official channels, prompting an immediate review. The civilian worker involved has reportedly been offered support during the process.
Police Scotland confirmed the probe but declined to comment further, citing confidentiality. A spokesperson stated: 'We take all complaints seriously and ensure thorough investigations are conducted.'
The case has reignited debates over workplace culture in law enforcement, with critics calling for greater accountability. Meanwhile, supporters argue that due process must be followed before conclusions are drawn.
