Harshita Brella went to Northamptonshire Police in Aug last year to report allegations of domestic abuse by her then husband Pankaj Lamba. He was arrested, released on bail and issued with an order intended to protect Ms Brella. Some two months later, she was found dead.

A Sergeant and Chief Inspector have a case of misconduct to answer “over their supervision and review of the domestic abuse investigation and associated risk assessment for Ms Brella.”

In the case of gross misconduct, the police watchdog says a panel could find that “officers didn’t appropriately review the case, set investigative actions, seek supervisory advice, or keep Ms Brella sufficiently updated.”

Update: Harshita Brella case. 4 Northamptonshire police officers will face misconduct proceedings over their handling of Ms Brella’s domestic abuse reports. Harshita was later found dead in the boot of a car. Two Detective Constables have a case to answer for gross misconduct

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Gurpreet Singh Johal closes the hearing: ‘Since 20th of March, Jagtar’s conditions have deteriorated quite extremely. Time is of the essence.’

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The report was filmed by James Betteridge and Vic Marwaha. Animation created by Ian Watkins.

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