PC Nassar Khan outcome summary

Misconduct hearing outcome 

Officer concerned: PC Nassar Khan

Dates of hearing: 2 to 6 February 2026

Summary

Police Constable Nassar Khan answered allegations that his conduct amounted to a breach of the Standards of Professional Behaviour, in respect of:

• Duties & Responsibilities

On 13 March 2024 hospital staff contacted officers regarding concerns about a patient who was on life support there. PC Khan and a colleague attended the hospital, but it was alleged that they left without having conducted sufficient enquiries or taken appropriate and necessary investigative and safeguarding actions.

Such inaction by the officers thereafter left that patient with her partner, about whom concerns had been raised by the hospital as to him interfering with her life support system, the officers also being made aware of a history of domestic abuse by him towards her.

It was further alleged that the officers failed to provide to their supervisors a complete or accurate account of what had occurred at the hospital and thereafter.

The panel found that PC Khan was not diligent in the exercise of his duties and responsibilities in respect of the incidents pertaining to allegations 1 and 2. His actions fell far short of those expected and required of a competent serving Police Constable of the Metropolitan Police Service.

Decision

The panel acknowledged that PC Khan admitted the core allegations before them and has demonstrated some, but not full, insight. The panel found that there was some mitigation in this case.

In the light of all of these factors, the panel concluded that the appropriate and proportionate outcome in this case was a final written warning for a period of 2 years.