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Ex-Cop Faces Serious Charges: Harassment, Stalking, Wasting Resources

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Former Bristol cop Jack Wood faces serious charges, including harassment and stalking, spanning from October 2024 to October 2025. The Professional Standards Department investigated, leading to charges by the Crown Prosecution Service. Wood will appear in Bristol Magistrates Court on April 30th. The case underscores the importance of internal watchdogs in maintaining accountability within law enforcement.

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Ex-Cop Faces Serious Charges: Harassment, Stalking, Wasting Resources

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Ex-Cop Faces Serious Charges: Harassment, Stalking, Wasting Resources. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 29, a former Bristol cop named Jack Wood, a 32-year-old ex-constable, just got hit with serious charges. He's accused of harassment without violence, stalking without causing fear or distress, and wasting police resources. These alleged crimes span from October 2024 right through to October 2025. The professional standards department dug deep into this, leading to the Crown Prosecution Service, greenlighting the charges. Wood set to face Bristol Magistrate's Court, this Thursday, April 30th. Folks are understandably shaken, especially since it's one of their own crossing the line. Deputy Chief Constable John Riley called it grave news for the public, stressing how trust in officers is everything. The force is stepping up with support for any staff affected and promises regular updates as things move forward. This case highlights why internal watchdogs matter, keeping accountability tight no matter the badge. Stay tuned for how it plays out in court.

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