Met Police's wall of shame: Disgraced cops sacked for gross misconduct in 2023 - from the rookie who shared sick porn to the wannabe stuntman sacked for beating up boy then lying about it

Disgraced cops purged from the Metropolitan Police this year can today be revealed as part of the scandal-hit force's 2023 'wall of shame'. He admitted being in possession of the 'grossly offensive' image, which the Crown Prosecution Service labelled as 'frankly repulsive' Rookie cop PC Liam Boshein found himself serving a stint behind bars after he shared a twisted pornographic photo of two men having sex with a woman's decapitated body with a fellow trainee for 'banter'. Some of his victims had bravely attended Southwark Crown Court to watch as Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb was sentencing the 48-year-old from Stevenage, Hertfordshire, on Tuesday Former Met Police officer David Carrick pictured in court yesterday as details of some of his horrific crimes emerged including how he used 'power and control' to carry out 'violent and brutal' sex attacks Over the two-day sentencing hearing, details of some of Carrick's horrific crimes were heard in court, including how he sent one of his victims a photograph of himself with a police-issue gun, saying: 'Remember I am the boss.' PCs Jonathan Clapham and Sam Franks cannabis arrest 'lie' PC Sam Franks and PC Jonathan Clapham were sacked for gross misconduct after black athletes Ricardo Dos Santos and Team GB star Bianca Williams were arrested PC Franks and PC Clapham are pictured detaining Mr Dos Santos after PC Franks lied and claimed he could 'smell cannabis' in the athlete's car PCs Jonathan Clapham and Sam Franks got more than they bargained for when they pulled over and arrested two black athletes. Commander Julian Bennett's drugs test shame Commander Julian Bennett, who has served in the force since 1976, was cleared by a disciplinary panel of using the drug at home in late 2019 but was found to have failed to provide a urine sample for a drugs test in July 2020 Commander Julian Bennett, who drew up an anti-drugs strategy for the Met, was sacked after being accused of smoking cannabis and refusing to carry out a narcotics test.