Former Derbyshire sergeant charged over alleged relationships with eight women
Tarjinderjit Nizzer, 57, a former Derbyshire Police neighbourhood sergeant, has been charged with eight counts of misconduct in public office for allegedly attempting to form improper sexual or emotional relationships with eight women between January 2020 and November 2024. The alleged incidents involve two serving police officers, members of the public, and a victim of domestic abuse, raising serious concerns about the abuse of authority and safeguarding failures within the force. Nizzer resigned earlier this year before his court appearance.
According to the allegations, Nizzer contacted women through unsolicited messages and emails, made inappropriate sexual comments, offered money and gifts, and asked for intimate photographs. Specific allegations include messaging a colleague on holiday, asking her for texts whilst drunk, and commenting on women's appearances. He also faces additional charges of attempting to pervert the course of justice by cancelling a traffic offence, and computer misuse. Nizzer was released on unconditional bail and will next appear at Nottingham Crown Court on 30 October.
- Former sergeant charged with eight misconduct counts for improper relationships with eight women.
- Allegations span colleagues, members of public, and a domestic abuse victim.
- He also faces charges of attempting to pervert justice and computer misuse.
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Tarjinderjit Nizzer is a former sergeant with Derbyshire Police who has been charged with misconduct in public office. The charges relate to alleged attempts to form improper sexual or emotional relationships with eight women over roughly four years.
According to the allegations, Nizzer contacted women through unsolicited messages and emails, made inappropriate sexual comments, and offered gifts or money. The women involved include serving police officers, members of the public, and a person who had experienced domestic abuse.
Such cases raise concerns about whether police forces have adequate safeguarding measures and whether officers who breach trust are properly held accountable. They can affect public confidence in policing and highlight questions about how institutional power can be misused.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Former police sergeant accused of trying to form improper relationships with eight women including two colleagues and a victim of domestic abuse”.