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'A trainee police officer who drew red lines on a lateral flow Covid test to try and get time off work has been found guilty of gross misconduct.<br>Ahmed Anwari, a trainee with Lancashire Constabulary, told the force that he had to self-isolate at home after testing positive on the lateral flow.<br>He was subsequently invited to take another test on a Microsoft Teams virtual meeting, in which he again falsely claimed the result was positive.<br>But his deception was uncovered when he was asked to send a photograph of the result as proof, with it becoming 'clear that the test had been manually altered with drawn red lines'.<br>When confronted by senior staff, Anwari admitted faking the tests and lying about their results in order to stay at home under the [https://www.biggerpockets.com/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=Government%27s%20self-isolation Government's self-isolation] rules.<br>He resigned from Lancashire Constabulary the next day.<br> Ahmed Anwari, a trainee with Lancashire Constabulary, drew red lines on a lateral flow Covid test to try and get time off work<br> RELATED ARTICLES <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>Chairing a misconduct hearing on Monday, Chief Constable Chris Rowley found that former officer 2568 Anwari had 'breached standards of professional behaviour and [https://dknation.draftkings.com/users/letsgotoirantravel Office 365] in doing so had committed gross misconduct'.<br>He said: 'I find that had Mr Anwari still been a member of Lancashire Constabulary he would have been dismissed.<br>'Police officers must keep in mind at all times that the public expect them to maintain high standards of professional behaviour.'<br>Mr Anwari chose not to attend the hearing in Ormskirk and was not legally represented.<br><br><br>adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement'