Lauren Evans, a former police officer, is jailed again after a sentence increase following her conviction relating to a false allegation of sexual assault. In March 2023, Evans claimed that she had been stopped by an officer on the A20 in south-east London and subjected to an intimate body search by a plain-clothes police officer. Prosecutors and the court conclude that her account was not true. Details reported in the coverage indicate that Evans later faces further consequences as her punishment is revised upward on appeal or at a subsequent hearing, leading to her returning to custody. The reporting describes her as 35 and identifies her as a former constable, with the central issue being her claim of being sexually assaulted and the intimate search described in her allegation. The sources provided focus on the fact that she is again in prison due to the increased sentence, rather than changing the underlying conduct or location described in the original allegation.
Ex-police officer jailed again after increased sentence over false sexual assault claim
Lauren Evans, a former police officer, is jailed again after a sentence increase following her conviction relating to a false allegation of sexual assault. In March 2023, Evans claimed that she had be...
- Lauren Evans is a former police officer aged 35.
- She is convicted in connection with a claim of sexual assault.
- In March 2023, Evans alleged she was stopped on the A20 in south-east London.
- She said she was subjected to an intimate body search by a plain-clothes officer.
- Her prison sentence is increased, and she is jailed again as a result.
Former PC Lauren Evans, 35, claimed she was pulled over and subjected to an intimate body search by a plain-clothes officer on the A20 in south-east London in March 2023.
2 hours agoFormer PC Lauren Evans, 35, claimed she was pulled over and subjected to an intimate body search by a plain-clothes officer on the A20 in south-east London in March 2023.
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