Whanganui police officer Peter Gray accused of tipping off drug suppliers
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- Whanganui Senior Constable Peter Elliot Gray, 61, faces multiple charges, including drug possession, after allegedly warning suspected drug dealers about planned search warrants.
- The court confirmed that Gray does not have name suppression, and he remains suspended from duty on full pay.
Whanganui police officer Peter Elliot Gray, 61, is facing multiple charges after allegedly tipping off suspected drug dealers about planned police search warrants.
The senior constable is also charged with drug possession and is before the court in connection with the allegations.
The court has confirmed that Grayโs name is not suppressed. Police have suspended him from duty on full pay.
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