A police officer has been fired for misconduct, including maintaining a list of female colleagues he found attractive.
According to the BBC, Paul Crouch, from the British Transport Police (BTP), had been sexist for a period of 10 years.
He was fired without warning after the hearing in Camden. The panel found that Crouch made sexist and discriminatory comments about a female colleague, claiming she was promoted because of her gender and sexuality. On two separate occasions, he also made sexist and insulting comments about a senior female colleague. Crouch also sexually harassed a colleague over the same 10-year period.
The panel also heard that Crouch created a sexualized work environment by displaying on its wall photos of famous women he found attractive. Following the outcome of the misconduct hearing, Paul Fulton said tackling misconduct and sexual misconduct within the British Police was the force's number one priority.