One of the officers had secretly filmed female colleagues and members of the public, Humberside Police say.
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A summary of Mr Cook's misconduct hearing, which was held in January 2019 but published on Monday, revealed he had been dismissed without notice. The proceedings also involved Insp Scott Snowden who, the panel heard, had "engaged in inappropriate text conversations" with a colleague, which included "inappropriate" images and comments that were "misogynistic and suggestive of violence".
Two of the officers received final written warnings as their messages were deemed to be not as persistent and targeted as some other messages in the group.
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