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Surrey Officer Who Gave Information to Criminal Gang Spared Jail
- Adam Davies, a former police officer, was sentenced to a two-year suspended prison term for misconduct after sharing police information with criminal associates for 'kudos' and neglecting his duties as an officer.
- Judge Tony Baumgartner called the case 'exceptional' due to the absence of profit or actual harm from Davies' actions, emphasizing the potential harm to police credibility and public confidence.
- Davies filmed a vulnerable man's home during a police search and later mocked him for his DVDs, revealing a serious lack of professional judgment.
- He was ordered to complete 180 hours of unpaid work and a rehabilitation activity of up to 10 days, as the judge noted his immaturity during sentencing.
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Ex-police officer spared jail after passing information to criminal associates
Adam Davies, 30, who was an officer with Surrey Police, was sentenced to two years’ imprisonment suspended for two years at Southwark Crown Court.
Former Surrey police officer Adam Davies avoids jail for misconduct
A disgraced former Surrey Police officer who shared a racist image, took an indecent photo of himself while on duty, and leaked sensitive information to organised crime associates has avoided jail.
Former Surrey Police officer sentenced for passing policing information to criminals | Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)
Former Surrey Police officer sentenced for passing policing information to criminals Roger.Kasper Thu, 12/06/2025 - 16:59 News No Image IOPC staff Media team member A former Surrey Police officer who passed on confidential policing information to a drugs gang has been sentenced.Ex-Police Constable Adam Davies, aged, 30, appeared at Southwark Crown Court today (12 June) where he was given a two-year jail sentence, suspended for two years, for mis…
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