WA Police officers jobs on line after depravity at staff party ended in sexual assault and public indecency

Two police officers are fighting for their jobs and one is receiving counselling after a booze-soaked staff party ended with a sexual assault and a vile act of public indecency. Senior officers have been left shaking their heads at the depravity at the recent function for cops at a metropolitan station. Internal affairs investigators are probing two separate scandals at a city bar where the officers had gathered. The first, and most concerning incident, involved two randy junior male officers who slunk off from the party and ended up in a drunken tryst. One of the men performed oral sex on the other. During that act he digitally penetrated the colleague he was pleasuring. That uninvited move shocked the recipient. It is not known whether he continued to enjoy the other service his work mate was offering but the aggrieved cop later went home and told his wife about the incident. The pair discussed the matter and decided that while the oral sex was consensual, the penetration was not. They both presented at a police station to lodge a complaint, insisting it be treated as a criminal matter. Senior police at the station in question sent out an email to all officers at the precinct, explaining that an internal investigation had been launched into an incident at the staff function. Staff were told the bar had extensive CCTV coverage. That email triggered a response that came out of left field. A male officer, who was completely unconnected to the pub sex incident at the centre of the internal inquiry, came forward to his seniors with an admission about a separate act of indecency on the night. He had assumed the email sent out referred to the fact that he had secretly pressed his penis against the beer mugs his colleagues had been drinking from. Worried that someone had seen his disturbing party trick and that it had been caught on camera, the officer attempted to get ahead of the problem by admitting his sick joke. That confession blindsided the internal affairs officers assigned to the case. They now had two investigations on their files, both of which remain open. The officer who digitally penetrated his colleague without first asking for permission has been stood down from duties. He is at home on full pay while internal affairs finalises its inquiry. The man he violated is receiving counselling. The cop who wiped his penis on his colleagues’ drinking glasses is still working, but only in a desk-bound role. “The Western Australia Police Force has commenced a criminal and internal investigation into allegations of serious misconduct involving several officers from a metropolitan police district,” a police spokesperson said. “One officer has been stood down and a second stood aside. A third officer is receiving every support from our health and welfare division.”