article_snippet: PC Haruna was sacked from the force after what PC Haruna called a 'malicious arrest' over an alleged fraud, one of three claims which led to PC Haruna dismissal, and which PC Haruna was later cleared of.
article_snippet: PC Haruna told an appeals tribunal the Met only took disciplinary action against PC Haruna because PC Haruna pursued the racism complaints.
article_snippet: PC Haruna said: 'There was no evidence on which any reasonable, unbiased panel would have dismissed me.'
article_snippet: The racist abuse started in 2010 when a suspected shoplifter called PC Haruna 'midnight' - a racist term used in South London.
article_snippet: PC Haruna said: 'After that I was harassed and ­ victimised by racist police officers and those that support and cover up for racists in senior management.'
article_snippet: PC Haruna also said PC Haruna was excluded from a staff Christmas dinner, telling an appeals tribunal: 'I was the only black police officer and only female police officer based in that office at the time
article_snippet: PC Haruna was sacked from the force after a 'malicious arrest' over an alleged fraud which PC Haruna was later cleared of.
article_snippet: Although PC Haruna cannot speak about the case as PC Haruna is now re-employed by the force, PC Haruna lawyer Lawrence Davies said: 'her lawyer Lawrence Davies was devastated to be unlawfully dismissed and elated to be reinstated. '
article_snippet: her lawyer Lawrence Davies previously said: 'When PC Haruna PC Haruna reported the bullying in the workplace, rather than support PC Haruna, the Met's response was to target PC Haruna and sack PC Haruna.'
article_snippet: PC Haruna told the tribunal the Met only took action against PC Haruna because PC Haruna pursued the racism complaints .
highlights_snippet: Ricky Haruna, 39, won Ricky Haruna racial discrimination case against the Met Police .
  
highlights_snippet: Ms Haruna said Ms Haruna was fired after complaining about experiencing racism .
  
highlights_snippet: Sacked after a 'malicious arrest' over alleged fraud Ms Haruna was later cleared of .
  
highlights_snippet: Tribunal backed Ms Haruna malicious sacking claim and Ms Haruna will return to duty .