A DECORATED cop abused his position to romp with the public and colleagues on duty.
Inspector Billy Bulloch also pursued others for sex while in uniform, a hearing was told.
He was found guilty of gross misconduct for sexual activity and would have been dismissed had he not already resigned when a probe was launched.
A disciplinary panel found the Dorset officer breached standards of professional behaviour.
In 2013 Bulloch, then a sergeant and trained negotiator, was commended for dealing with a knifeman threatening to kill a woman.
He pulled her to safety after speaking to the man in Bournemouth.
Deputy Chief Constable David Lewis said: “Bulloch let his colleagues and the public down by his conduct — a fundamental betrayal of the public and the values for which the police service stands.”
He said the force would not hesitate to act against the “tiny minority of officers who fail to maintain the high standards we set”.
Mr Lewis added: “The public expect and deserve to have trust and confidence in their police.”
