ONE of four cops at the centre of a sex attack probe has been suspended — amid claims the alleged victim told top brass she was too drunk to recall what happened.
The officer was sent home after a grilling over alleged activity involving a female PC and male colleagues during a boozy barbecue bash at a police boss’s home.
It’s claimed the woman had a sexual encounter with one man in the garden, before heading to the toilet with two others before engaging in further activity.
The bathroom sink was said to have been damaged with footprints found on the wall.
But it’s alleged the “out-of-control” party in Moodiesburn, Lanarkshire, came to an abrupt halt after a relative of the host discovered the female constable in bed with another officer.
When quizzed over the claims, the woman is believed to have told chiefs she was too drunk to remember. She has since made a sexual assault complaint.
An insider said: “It appears the night got completely out of control. There was all sorts of sexual stuff going on involving four of the men and this one female officer.
“We were told that stuff had happened in the garden, in a downstairs bathroom and in a bedroom.
“Obviously this was the talk of the force. And when word reached the bosses, the woman was called in for questioning.
“She then told them she was too drunk to remember anything — and this has led to one of the guys being suspended.
“Everyone else is being quizzed over their involvement.
“The bosses were desperate for this not to come out. It has gone right to the top.”
The alleged attack is said to have happened two weekends ago during the heatwave.
The male officers are members of the Greater Glasgow Divisional Violence Reduction Unit, based at Partick police station.
It’s understood the cop who hosted the barbecue did not have sexual relations with the woman.
Another source said: “All week the party has been discussed in meetings by the top brass.
“Keeping the scandal under wraps was a priority for them.”
A force spokesman confirmed: “We have received a complaint and inquiries are ongoing.”
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