Sarah Everard's killer Wayne Couzens KEEPS taxpayer-funded pension pot
Sarah Everard s killer, Wayne Couzens, has been able to keep his taxpayer funded pension pot, despite ministers' attempts to strip him of the payments. The Government is now weighing up whether fresh legislation may be needed to resolve what is described as an ongoing and complex legal process. Couzens was serving as a Metropolitan Police officer in March 2021 when he falsely arrested Sarah Everard using his warrant card as she walked home from a friend s house in south London during the Covid
Sarah Everard s killer, Wayne Couzens, has been able to keep his taxpayer funded pension pot, despite ministers' attempts to strip him of the payments. The Government is now weighing up whether fresh legislation may be needed to resolve what is described as an ongoing and complex legal process. Couzens was serving as a Metropolitan Police officer in March 2021 when he falsely arrested Sarah Everard using his warrant card as she walked home from a friend s house in south London during the Covid
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