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NICHOLAS PEACOCK FROM MARKET DRAYTON SENTENCED FOR MISCONDUCT IN SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP WITH SUSPECT

By Red Rose Database | Monday, 30 June 2025

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NICHOLAS PEACOCK FROM MARKET DRAYTON SENTENCED FOR MISCONDUCT IN SEXUAL RELATIONSHIP WITH SUSPECT

Nicholas Peacock, a former police officer based in Market Drayton, has been handed down an 18-month prison sentence after being found guilty of misconduct related to his inappropriate conduct during an active investigation. The case involves Peacock engaging in a sexual relationship with a suspect connected to an assault case he was overseeing, a breach of professional conduct that has shocked the local community and the police force alike.

Peacock, aged 40, was initially sentenced to 27 months but saw his sentence reduced to 18 months following his decision to plead guilty. The misconduct came to light after allegations surfaced in April 2022, leading to his suspension from duty. Despite resigning from the force in March 2024, he continues to face ongoing misconduct proceedings, highlighting the severity of his actions and the breach of trust involved.

Acting Deputy Chief Constable Rachel Jones publicly condemned Peacock’s behavior, describing it as