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Scotland's police watchdog is investigating a group of male officers accused of criminality and sexist bullying of female colleagues.
The Police Investigations and Review Commissioner (PIRC) probe centres on the Moray town of Forres and has been questioning witnesses over ten months.
It is alleged that male officers - nicknamed "the boys' club" - drove a female officer to a forest at night where they abandoned her.
This was to "teach her a lesson" after she made a report of domestic violence and sexual assault against her police officer ex-partner.
A second female constable, in the late stages of pregnancy, was allegedly locked in a first-floor room inside Forres police station, forcing her to flee through the fire escape.
A female civilian officer was also allegedly locked in a ground-floor room at the same police station. She escaped by climbing out a window.