A Metropolitan Police commander has been found guilty of gross misconduct and is facing dismissal for refusing a drugs test when accused of smoking cannabis. The commander, Julian Bennett, was cleared of using the drug but failed to provide a urine sample. He offered to resign instead.
Commander Julian Bennett was asked to provide a urine sample in July 2020 – he offered to resign on the spot insteadofficer who wrote an anti-drugs strategy has been found guilty of gross misconduct and is facing the sack for refusing a drugs test when he was accused of smoking cannabis., a Met Police commander who has served on the force since 1976, was cleared by a disciplinary panel of using the drug at home in late 2019, but was found to have failed to provide a urine sample in July 2020.
Commander Julian Bennett wrote the Metropolitan Police’s drugs strategy for 2017-21 as a commander for territorial policing The senior officer said he had been taking CBD to treat facial palsy and was worried the sample would come up positive. In his career, Mr Bennett wrote the force’s drugs strategy for 2017-21 as a commander for territorial policing.
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