Former Police Scotland Sergeant Sentenced to 12 Years for Offences Against Two Women

Former Police Scotland sergeant Campbell Petrie has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for sexual and physical offences against two women.

Campbell Petrie was a Police Scotland sergeant. He was convicted of eight charges.

The charges involved two women. Petrie denied the allegations.

He still denies responsibility. He got 12 years in prison.

Judge Alistair Watson spoke about the harm. He said it was deep and lasting.

Petrie will have rules after prison. The rules aim to stop contact.

Assistant Chief Constable Tim Mairs spoke about Petrie’s crimes. He praised the investigating officers’ professional work.

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