A police officer has been sacked after arranging for a kid to go on a routine go to to a registered intercourse offender.

Detective Sergeant Nicola Coutts was dismissed with out discover following an accelerated misconduct listening to held by Avon and Somerset Police.

The listening to heard how DS Coutts organized for a teenage work expertise scholar to attend the Violent and Sex Offender Register (ViSOR) workplace, in addition to shadow an officer on a routine go to to a registered intercourse offender.

This occurred with out authorisation from the previous officer's senior managers and with out submitting a proper utility or acquiring vetting clearance.

Chief Constable Sarah Crew dominated DS Coutts' actions had been in breach of the requirements {of professional} behaviour and amounted to gross misconduct, and determined the sanction must be dismissal with out discover.

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The police pressure's head {of professional} requirements, Supt Mark Edgington, mentioned: "DS Coutts' line manager had specifically asked her to halt the placement and take the teenager out of Headquarters prior to the home visit taking place, but this direction was ignored.

"The officer who carried out the house go to did not know {the teenager}'s age and believed all needed vetting and safety concerns had been carried out.

"The teenager was not left alone at any time, and the visit was cut short after the officer was contacted by phone and told to return to Headquarters immediately.

"DS Coutts' actions in arranging and facilitating the position had been extremely reckless and demonstrated poor judgement and a major lack {of professional} care."

She will now be added to a barred listing, stopping her from working in policing or different legislation enforcement companies once more.