A police constable, Fiona Anderson, is on trial accused of two counts of sexual assault that allegedly occurred in 2018 while she was visiting Cardiff. The case is presented in court as involving an interaction between Anderson and a woman during which she is alleged to have sexually assaulted her.
According to reporting, prosecutors say Anderson told the complainant something along the lines of “I know the law” before the alleged assaults. The Daily Mail describes Anderson as a constable with Devon and Cornwall Police and states the charges relate to events during her visit to Cardiff.
Other outlets in the package are not provided here, so differences in emphasis cannot be compared. The available account focuses on the alleged remark and the fact that the matter is now being heard in court, with the outcome dependent on evidence presented during the trial.
