A FORMER police officer has been jailed for two years for having sex with victims of crime that he met through his work.
Simon Jones, 32, admitted having a sexual relationship with two vulnerable crime victims, and having sex while on duty.
He was jailed yesterday following a hearing at Nottingham Crown Court after he pleaded guilty to two counts of misconduct in a public office.
Jones, who moved to South Wales after being dismissed by Notts police, had worked as a police constable and was based in Worksop.
Detective Superintendent Jackie Alexander, head of the Force's Professional Standards Directorate, said: "Jones should have been there to protect vulnerable people and uphold the law, not take advantage of their situation for his own sexual gratification."
"I hope that the sentencing shows how seriously the Force deals with behaviour of this nature and that no one is above the law."
