A POLICE officer from Cornwall who was sacked for lying about his GCSE maths results has spoken out after losing his dream job.
PC Kye Smith, who served Bodmin during his time with Devon and Cornwall Police, was dismissed for gross misconduct for declaring he had passed his maths GCSE when he hadn't.
A police panel determined that PC Smith’s behaviour had fallen below the expected standards of professional behaviour, particularly in relation to honesty and integrity. The disgraced officer said he had lost the job he had always wanted to do.
He also insisted that during his career he had never broken the trust of the people he served while working as a police officer and would not have dreamed of it”
He said: Being a police officer was always my dream job. I focused my life on aiming towards it. I loved my job as a police constable and love my community that I served. I like to think that I was fair to everyone and supported the people who needed it.
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