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As the Jevon McSkimming scandal unfolds within the New Zealand Police, investigative reporter Michael Morrah explores the perspectives of frontline officers, who express outrage over the dismissive stance of senior officials regarding sexual misconduct allegations against McSkimming. An Independent Police Conduct Authority report reveals that top cops inadequately investigated the complaints to shield their colleague. The allegations, raised by a woman significantly younger than McSkimming, were communicated through anonymous emails and the police 105 line. This situation has incited fears that victims may hesitate to report offenses due to a perceived betrayal of trust in the police force.
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