An officer who removed a Sikh man's patka should not have faced a misconduct panel, says Police Federation.
BBC News, West Midlands
Dave Hadley, WMP Federation discipline lead, called the apology "an absolute disgrace" as a live investigation was under way. Richard Cooke, chairman of the regional Federation, added the organisation was "quite outraged" the case went before a panel, and expressed concern the community had been misled.
The detained individual made the situation deteriorate and the use of force a "necessity", the report stated. The panel also said it was surprised at the decision to bring disciplinary proceedings against the officer "given the availability of very good CCTV evidence which contradicted the substance" of the complaint.
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