Previously, the sistersвЂ™ mother Mina Smallman called on the Metropolitan Police to вЂњget the rot out once and for allвЂќ. вЂњHere, the two of you not only violated the police cordon with the effect that had on the scene and on the investigation, but then wholly disregarded the privacy of the two victims of horrific violence and their families for what can only have been some cheap thrill, kudos, a kick or some form of bragging right by taking images and then passing them to others.вЂќ вЂњIt is appalling and inexplicable conduct. вЂњI am sure there will be many thousands of officers in police forces in this country and abroad utterly horrified by your actions. Judge Lucraft said: вЂњThe public expects, and rightly so, the highest of standards from police officers. The judge condemned their вЂњappalling and inexplicable conductвЂќ. Jaffer, 47, of Hornchurch, east London, and Lewis, 33, from Colchester, Essex, pleaded guilty to misconduct in a public office.

The pair, who were attached to the MetвЂ™s North East command unit, were suspended from duty following their arrests on June 22 last year.

Lewis, who used 'degrading and sexist' language, also shared crime scene pictures with a WhatsApp group of 40-plus officers called the 'A Team'. Jaffer went on to show one of the photos to a male officer as they left the park and sent others to three friends on WhatsApp. Wembley park murders: Heartbroken mother describes 'sad, deluded killer'

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