South Wales P.C. Jailed For Beating Autistic Man

South Wales Police Constable Jack Williams (pictured left) was imprisoned for twelve weeks in September, 2023, for beating up an autistic man.  In October of 2022, in the Morriston area of Swansea, Tariq Evans - who has ADHD and autism - was being chased by several police officers on suspicion of causing criminal damage.  After being brought to the ground on Woodville Street, Evans was arrested and bundled into the back of a police van, where he was completely restrained with leg-ties, handcuffs, and a spit-hood.  Having been put into a small metal cage at the rear of the police van, another police officer's body-worn camera captured Evans being verbally abused by P.C. Williams, before Williams was seen to punch Evans - who could be heard shouting out in pain - seven times in the head.  At his trial at Newport Magistrates' Court in August of 2023, P.C. Jack Williams (who was aged 27 at the time) was found guilty of assault by beating.  District Judge, Sophie Toms, said to P.C. Williams, "You took your opportunity to take your rage out on Mr. Evans.  Your behaviour was, quite frankly, shocking" and, "an abuse of power by someone in a position of trust" who had "shown no remorse."  Since the attack on him, Tariq Evans - who was not charged with any offence - has lost his job; suffers from nightmares, headaches, and memory loss; and has become reluctant to leave his home.  More on the case can be read HERE.  Evans - who was 23 at the time of Williams's imprisonment - suffered a black-eye and other facial injuries during the assault, which can be viewed in the picture below: 

Policeman Raped And Attempted To Murder Many Women

The handsome man pictured left - former Scottish-based policeman, Alan Greer - has been found to have been raping and attempting to murder a series of women over a fourteen-year period.  Greer - who was born in Australia in 1978, but moved to the U.K. at the age of six - joined Strathclyde Police in 2009, before it merged with Police Scotland in 2013.  He initially worked as a uniformed response officer in Glasgow, before securing a job in officer safety training in Coatbridge in around 2016.  He appeared to have an unblemished record as a police officer, until a woman entered a Glasgow police station late in 2025, wanting to discuss an incident that occurred back in 2012.  She said she had called the police to discuss a disturbance at her home, and that  uniformed officers had attended her house in Glasgow.  Later, she claimed, one of those officers returned to her home on his own and raped her.  After her revelations, the case was handed to the anti-corruption unit (A.C.U.), who were able to determine that Alan Greer was the officer who attended the woman's property, and also that he had been monitoring her file on the police computer to see if she had made further complaints about what happened that day.  On April 24th, 2026, police raided Greer's home, where they seized seven mobile phones and a laptop computer.  They found thousands of videos and graphic images on the devices, indicating that Greer - who was married with a child - had used hundreds of prostitutes during his time as a police officer, and that he had seriously sexually assaulted at least five of them.  Such was the level of violence depicted in some of the images, that Greer - if he were still alive - would likely have faced charges of attempted murder.  As it was, after police and social workers visited his home on May 5th, 2026, Greer committed suicide the next day.  More on this unpleasant case HERE.