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Armed police accused of SLEEPING instead of guarding King at Windsor Castle

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Up to 30 armed police officers responsible for protecting the King at Windsor Castle are under investigation for alleged misconduct.Members of the Metropolitan Police's Royalty and Specialist Protection squad face claims they fell asleep while on duty.Some officers are said to have signed in for their shifts before failing to turn up their assigned posts.The Met's Directorate of Professional Standards is leading the investigation, with a decision on whether any officers will be placed on restricted duties expected by the end of next week.The Independent Office for Police Conduct has been notified but determined the matter should be handled internally by the Met.The King and Royal Household are also aware of the ongoing investigation.Buckingham Palace also confirmed it had been informed.A source told The Sun: "I've heard one allegation suggests someone clocking on for duty and then not turning up at their post."It's an embarrassment for the police, as well as exposing a potential...

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