Savile Officers Face Gross Misconduct Probe

Two police officers have been handed gross misconduct notices over their handling of a reported sex attack by Jimmy Savile.

The detective sergeant and detective constable, both of Sussex Police, visited the woman in March 2008 over an alleged indecent assault in 1970.

A detective chief inspector and detective inspector with supervisory roles have also received misconduct notices, according to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

IPCC deputy chair, Sarah Green, said: "The investigation is examining interactions between Sussex Police officers and the victim, and whether all lines of enquiry were properly pursued."

The IPCC has taken a statement from the woman who reported the assault.

Investigators expect to interview the four officers involved shortly.

Meanwhile, a serving detective sergeant for North Yorkshire Police has also been served with a misconduct notice by the IPCC.

The force is being investigated over how it handled allegations made by a 15-year-old girl in 2002 about Savile.

The IPCC is also investigating how disclosures from a serving prisoner about one of Savile's associates, Peter Jaconelli, were handled in 2008 and 2009.

Ms Green added that the probe would examine whether the force's response "was in accordance with national and force policies on crime recording, intelligence handling and dealing with victims of sexual abuse".

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