Met Police chief inspector found dead at home was facing charges over child abuse images

The assortment of Met Police Boss Reviewer Richard Watkinson was found by partners who had gone to his property since they were worried about his government assistance.

A top cop has been found dead at his home subsequent to neglecting to go to a police headquarters to be charged over having youngster misuse pictures.

The assemblage of Met Police boss overseer Richard Watkinson was found by associates who had gone to his location since they were worried about his government assistance.

The Sun reports when officials showed up at the 49-year-old's home they tracked down a body.

Police are supposed to regard his passing as "unexplained", yet not dubious. A source told The Sun it is thought Watkinson was including in his demise while under "enormous mental strain" because of the case.

Toxicology tests are being completed to lay out his reason for death. The coroner has been educated and an investigation will occur sometime in the not too distant future.

It is accepted that Watkinson was because of report back on bail last Thursday to be charged over

A supposed organization of online pedophiles.

He is said to have dreaded he was going to be openly named regarding the supposed trick to circulate revolting pictures of kids.

A Met Police representative said:

"Met officials went to a location in Buckinghamshire on the evening of Thursday,

12 January following government assistance concerns and tracked down the body of a man in his 40s"."

A representative for Thames Valley Police said: "Officials were called to Saunderton, Rulers Risborough. at soon after 3.35pm on Thursday 12 January.

"Tragically, the body of a man was situated inside a property at that area. The man's demise is unexplained yet not dubious. A document will be ready for the coroner.

"His closest relative have been made mindful and our contemplations are with the man's loved ones."
Watkinson was first captured in July 2021 when it is claimed that up to huge number of foul pictures were supposedly found in a mystery room at his home.

His capture staggered his partners, as he was a famous figure and was nicknamed "Sir Smashy"

after a Harry Enfield character by lower positioning officials on the Met's West Region Fundamental Order Unit where he worked.

He was initially held over claims of wrongdoing in open office, sending foul messages. degenerate activity of police powers and information security breaks.

It followed a joint examination by the Fulfilled's proficient guidelines unit and
the Autonomous Office for Police Direct (IOPC) and the Satisfied's proficient guidelines unit.

At the point when officials looked through the suspect's home, they are said to have tracked down a mystery trap
-entryway which prompted a region containing PC hardware.
It Is claimed youngster sexual maltreatment pictures were tracked down on the PCs,
also, the material was decided to be classification the two most serious levels.

After the supposed disclosure of the unlawful material, Boss Reviewer Watkinson was additionally captured 11 days after the fact.

His capture was on doubt of a few offenses, includeincludeing scheme to disperse obscene pictures of youngsters, voyeurism and unfortunate behavior in open office.

He was delivered on bail and suspended from obligations while an examination was completed

by the Met's expert wrongdoing officials working with officials in Scotland and Lincolnshire.

Last week, officials accused two men of connivance to disperse or show disgusting pictures of kids. They are expected to presently show up in court.

One previous partner said: "He was a famous lead representative and his capture caused a lot of shock.
"There was discussion of thousands of pictures and recordings being tracked down behind a hidden entrance in his home.

"He had been under enormous mental strain while he was on bail and there were worries that he was self-destructive.

"The most exceedingly awful apprehensions for his wellbeing have now been understood and he was tracked down furthest behind week. It is thought he committed suicide."

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