Officer accused of asking woman for ‘threesome’
A POLICE officer is facing misconduct claims that he propositioned a woman for sex while attending an incident of anti-social behaviour.
PC Darren Booth of West Yorkshire Police is alleged to have made inappropriate sexual comments while speaking with ‘Miss A’ and also propositioned her for sex.
It is claimed that he suggested that Miss A should get a third person involved for a ‘threesome’ and that this could be a regular thing.
PC Booth is said to have arranged to meet her at Glasshoughton
WMC, near Castleford.
Details of the misconduct case have been released by West Yorkshire Police on the Force website.
The Force says: “Whilst on duty with a colleague, PC Booth attended an incident of antisocial disorder.
“On arrival two of the females involved, Miss A and Miss B, were identified and spoken to. It is alleged that whilst speaking with Miss A, PC Booth:
Made inappropriate sexual comments
Propositioned her for sex Suggested that Miss A should get a third person involved so that he could have a ‘threesome’ and that this could be a regular thing
Arranged to meet her after his shift that evening at about 2330/0000 hours at Glasshoughton WMC. Miss A subsequently telephoned West Yorkshire Police and
She requested that police attend her address whilst PC Booth was present
reported her conversation with PC Booth, the proposition that he had made and the arrangement to meet that evening.
“She requested that the police attend her address whilst PC Booth was present that evening,” the force said.
“PC Booth finished his shift and drove to Glasshoughton WMC and met with Miss A as arranged. He then went to her home address where it is alleged that he made further inappropriate sexual comments and asked Miss A for a kiss.
“Pursuant to Miss A’s earlier telephone call, police officers attended the address shortly afterwards, escorted PC Booth out of the property.”
The misconduct hearing is due to be heard next week.