A YOUNG woman, who claims a Greater Manchester Police constable called at her home while on duty for sex sessions, told a court that they were 'friends with benefits'.
She said that Shamraze Arshad, described by the prosecution as 'arrogant, would come round for 15 to 20 minutes for 'a fun time in bed. He would sometimes come round in his uniform and then after the sex he would say 'okay, bye'.
The 31-year-old officer denies having a sexual relationship with her. But she told the jurors: "Maybe he would say anything to defend himself. The situation we had was very simple, it was friends with benefits."
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