Two Scotland yard detective constables and a former detective inspector have been named as “key culprits in bribery allegations revealed to British MPs. The former inspector has denied any wrong-doing and the two serving officers have declined to comments, BBC reports. The allegation surfaced during a parliamentary hearing on the role of private detectives. During evidence from a lawyer Mike Schwarz, from Solicitors Bindmans, MPs were told of documents which allege that private investigation firm, Risc Management Ltd, was involved. In “wining and dining and paying“ officers working on the James Ibori case. Schwarz, representing Ibori`s london lawyer who was jailed as part of the case, said “ the key culprits appear to be the main players who are the senior investigating officers, DI Gary Walters, and two of the key investigators who are DC John McDonald and DC Peter Clark. Schwarz told the committee there were records that show about half a dozen payments totalling £20,000 over eight or nine months. The two serving officers have not been questioned over the allegations

Corruption every where