Student police officer, 23, allegedly ‘bundled’ woman into his car and raped her before ‘driving off at 125mph’ with her inside, court told
A 23-year-old student police officer has appeared in court accused of abducting and raping a woman before driving off with her still in the car at speeds allegedly reaching 125mph. The case is being heard as a serious criminal matter involving a serving police trainee, adding to public concern about trust and vetting within UK police forces following a string of similar cases in recent years.
Prosecutors told the court the defendant allegedly bundled the woman into his vehicle before the assault took place, and that he then fled the scene at extremely high speed with her inside the car. The Daily Mail report does not specify the date, location or current stage of proceedings, and further details of the case were not provided in the available article text.
- Student police officer, 23, accused of abduction and rape in court case.
- Alleged victim was reportedly bundled into his car beforehand.
- He allegedly then drove off at speeds up to 125mph.