Cops resign after they were 'caught engaging in sexual activity with each other in police stations and vehicles'
manchestereveningnews.co.ukTwo police officers have been found guilty of gross misconduct by engaging in sexual activity while on duty. A disciplinary panel ruled Anthoni Eronini, a married father, and Chloe Caulfield would have been sacked had they not already resigned from Greater Manchester Police.
The lovers denied they had engaged in sexual activity but the disciplinary panel concluded the pair had 'engaged in sexual activity whilst on duty', and had 'clearly caused emotional harm to their respective partners'.
An internal investigation by Greater Manchester Police uncovered the contents of texts between the pair which were 'highly suggestive that the text messages and conduct of the former officers had taken place in police motor vehicles and at police stations whilst on duty'. READ NEXT: Major search for missing man at Dovestone Reservoir enters second day Anthoni Eronini and Chloe Caulfield embarked on an 'emotional and sexual relationship' and it was 'sufficiently serious' for PC Caulfield to ask PC Eronini to leave his wife, according to the published findings of a GMP misconduct hearing.
The pair 'engaged in sexual misconduct whilst on duty' by talking about sex, 'engaging in sexualised messaging' and 'engaging in sexualised physical contact', according to the ruling.
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