article_snippet.sent: Wiltshire Chief Constable Patrick Geenty said the force was 'concerned' by the findings and would 'learn lessons' from the case.
article_snippet.sent: Wiltshire Police Chief Constable Patrick Geenty, pictured, said Wiltshire Chief Constable Patrick Geenty was 'concerned' by the findings .
article_snippet.sent: Wiltshire Chief Constable Patrick Geenty said: 'Wiltshire Police take this matter very seriously and I am concerned by the findings.
article_snippet.sent: We continue to work hard to embed We values and behaviours and the Code of Ethics within the organisation. '
article_snippet.sent: Wiltshire Police will learn lessons from this process and continue to move forward.'
article_snippet.sent: we will continue to engage with the officer and his representatives to ensure that his can continue to be a valued member of Wiltshire Police. '
article_snippet.sent: All necessary training and support will continue to be provided to a valued member of Wiltshire Police.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Chief constable says Chief constable is 'concerned' and 'lessons will be learned' 