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No criminal charge for police officer found to have groped female colleagues due to ‘evidential difficulties’
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No criminal charge for police officer found to have groped female colleagues due to ‘evidential difficulties’
Lincolnshire Police have explained why an officer who was found to have groped two female colleagues wasn’t charged with a crime. A police hearing found that Jordan Wakefield touched a woman’s bottom under her skirt and rubbed his penis against another woman at a birthday party. Mr Wakefield, who denied the allegations, was arrested and 16/12/2025
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