Two police officers are to face gross misconduct hearings for their handling of an incident weeks before the alleged mass stabbings in the Huntingdon train attack.
A constable is accused of failing to carry out appropriate enquiries following a reported attack on September 27 last year which left a man with facial injuries.
The officer and a colleague of the same rank are then said to have concealed this by falsely claiming that no CCTV was available, as well as including inaccurate information in a crime report.
The case was referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct after a complaint was made
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