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Former police sergeant accused of trying to form improper relationships with eight women including two colleagues and a victim of domestic abuse

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Dolan, A. (2026, October 2). Former police sergeant accused of trying to form improper relationships with eight women including two colleagues and a victim of domestic abuse. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16178263/Former-police-sergeant-accused-trying-form-improper-relationships-eight-women-including-two-colleagues-victim-domestic-abuse.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Tarjinderjit Nizzer, a former Derbyshire Police sergeant, appeared in court facing eight counts of misconduct in public office for allegedly trying to form improper relationships with eight women between January 2020 and November 2024. The charges include inappropriate contact with two colleagues and a victim of domestic abuse, such as sharing personal information, making sexual comments, and offering favors at work. Nizzer is also charged with attempting to pervert the course of justice and computer misuse for canceling a traffic offense related to one of the women's family members. He will next appear in Nottingham Crown Court on October 30.
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Former Derbyshire Police sergeant Tarjinderjit Nizzer appeared in court accused of misconduct involving eight women, including two colleagues and a victim of domestic abuse. The 57-year-old was charged with eight counts of misconduct in public office between January 2020 and November 2024 after an investigation by the force's Counter Corruption Unit. Nizzer resigned earlier this year and appeared briefly at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on Friday, where he confirmed his identity but did not speak further. The charges include sending unsolicited emails to a colleague, making unwanted advances, and providing his personal mobile number while under false pretenses. Additionally, he is accused of inappropriate comments toward a domestic abuse victim about her body, contacting her publicly, and calling another woman his 'dream girl,' giving her money, and asking for intimate photos. The next hearing for Nizzer is scheduled for October 30 at Nottingham Crown Court.

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🔮 Tarjinderjit Nizzer resigned as a Derbyshire Police Neighbourhood Sergeant earlier this year Nizzer, pictured outside Nottingham Magistrates' Court, will next appear before a judge on October 30 Nizzer is accused of sending unsolicited emails to another officer, providing his personal mobile number to her, arranging to meet her under false pretences, and making 'unwanted advances'. Other charges state he made inappropriate comments to a domestic abuse victim about her body, sent her messages and approached her in public; and called another woman his 'dream girl', as well as giving her money and asking for 'selfies' of her bottom.
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Tarjinderjit Nizzer resigned as a Derbyshire Police Neighbourhood Sergeant earlier this year Nizzer, pictured outside Nottingham Magistrates' Court, will next appear before a judge on October 30 Nizzer is accused of sending unsolicited emails to another officer, providing his personal mobile number to her, arranging to meet her under false pretences, and making 'unwanted advances'. Other charges state he made inappropriate comments to a domestic abuse victim about her body, sent her messages and approached her in public; and called another woman his 'dream girl', as well as giving her money and asking for 'selfies' of her bottom.
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🔮 Tarjinderjit Nizzer resigned as a Derbyshire Police Neighbourhood Sergeant earlier this year Nizzer, pictured outside Nottingham Magistrates' Court, will next appear before a judge on October 30 Nizzer is accused of sending unsolicited emails to another officer, providing his personal mobile number to her, arranging to meet her under false pretences, and making 'unwanted advances'. Other charges state he made inappropriate comments to a domestic abuse victim about her body, sent her messages and approached her in public; and called another woman his 'dream girl', as well as giving her money and asking for 'selfies' of her bottom.

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A former police sergeant has appeared in court accused of trying to form ‘improper sexual or emotional’ relationships with eight women - including two colleagues and a victim of domestic abuse. asserted
sergeant → appear → abuse
Tarjinderjit Nizzer, who worked for Derbyshire Police, was charged last month with eight counts of misconduct in public office between January 2020 and November 2024. asserted
who → work → January
The charges followed an investigation by the force's Counter Corruption Unit, which received a referral in 2024. asserted
which → follow → 2024
Nizzer, who resigned as a Neighbourhood Sergeant earlier this year, made a brief appearance at Nottingham Magistrates' Court today (FRI), where he spoke only to confirm his name, address and date and birth. asserted
he → resign → name
The hearing was told it is alleged the 57-year-old contacted six members of the public and two serving police officers to instigate inappropriate ‘sexual or emotional relationships’ with them. asserted
old → tell → them
It's claimed he asked one colleague to share her personal phone number with him, messaged her while she was on holiday, asked for texts while she was drunk, made sexual comments towards the officer, asked to see a tattoo on her leg and repeatedly asked her to meet him at the gym or to go for a coffee. He also allegedly 'provided favourable offers of support and assistance in connection with her duties'. uncertain
He → claim → duties
Tarjinderjit Nizzer resigned as a Derbyshire Police Neighbourhood Sergeant earlier this year Nizzer, pictured outside Nottingham Magistrates' Court, will next appear before a judge on October 30 Nizzer is accused of sending unsolicited emails to another officer, providing his personal mobile number to her, arranging to meet her under false pretences, and making 'unwanted advances'. Other charges state he made inappropriate comments to a domestic abuse victim about her body, sent her messages and approached her in public; and called another woman his 'dream girl', as well as giving her money and asking for 'selfies' of her bottom. asserted
he → resign → bottom
Nizzer is also charged with attempting to pervert the course of justice, and computer misuse, in that he allegedly cancelled a traffic offence relating to the father of one of the women. uncertain
he → charge → women
No pleas were indicated, and Nizzer, of Derby, was released on unconditional bail to appear at Nottingham Crown Court on October 30. District Judge Sunil Khanna told Nizzer that nine of the 10 charges could only be heard at Crown Court, and that he would be expected to formally enter pleas at the next hearing. uncertain
he → indicate → hearing
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