These CCTV pictures show police officers allegedly helping themselves to biscuits and coffee in the office of a suspect as he waited in a police cell fearing for his future.
David Sharma, 47, a father-of-two who lives in Canterbury, Kent, has vowed to take legal action against the police for what he describes as a ‘breach of his human rights’.
He was arrested on suspicion of voyeurism, questioned and put in a cell for nine hours after the allegation - but later released without charge and told he faced no further action.
One sugar? The police officers are seen helping themselves to biscuits and coffee in the hotel boss's office
Unhappy: David Sharma, 47, of Canterbury, Kent, has vowed to take legal action against the police
One woman complained Mr Sharma allegedly had hidden cameras in the women’s toilets at the Howfield Manor Hotel in Chartham Hatch, Kent, where he is a director.
He said: ‘Six officers went into my office and said "give us the evidence, it would be best for you".
‘They took the CCTV equipment and searched my house and took my phones and laptop. Then I was arrested and taken away to a police station.
‘While I was sitting in a freezing cold cell after they took my coat and shoes, they were lounging around in my office for four hours eating biscuits and drinking coffee.
SOURCE-DAILYM
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