He had been on holiday to the island for a friend's wedding when he attacked the student who is said to have trusted him 'because he was a police officer'. The serving officer, suspended from active duties, was extradited to Antigua in September 2018 to face the charges in the island's High Court. Commander Catherine Roper, Professional Standards, said: “PC Martin-Cramp has been found guilty of an extremely serious offence by an Antiguan court. Martin-Cramp joined the Metropolitan Police in 2014 and was posted to the Wanted Offenders Unit in Wimbledon, south west London. A statement from Scotland Yard said: "Now the criminal proceedings have concluded, a misconduct review will be conducted by the Met’s Directorate of Professional Standards (DPS)."

Source: Daily Mirror May 23, 2019 19:40 UTC