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A North Wales Police officer who showed bodycam footage of a dead man to a colleague who was also his girlfriend while off duty would have been sacked if he had not quit the force.

A misconduct hearing was told that PC Matthew Roberts showed other bodycam footage to the Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) with whom he was in a relationship at the time.

The footage included the arrest of a man who claimed the former police officer "had aggravated or caused him a broken wrist" and the "forced removal of a female from private premises".

The tribunal heard that the former officer also shared images of a baby whose mother had been arrested.

The panel ruled that he abused his position and failed to treat the public with respect, breaching the standards of professional behaviour.

A of the case said the former officer had admitted his "behaviour collectively amounts to gross misconduct" and that he had resigned his position earlier this year.