Sarah Everard’s killer PC Wayne Couzens was fired by the Metropolitan Police

The police confirmed that PC Wayne Couzens, Allah Everard’s killer, had been fired by the Metropolitan Police.

The force added that the hearing, chaired by Assistant Commissioner Helen Bauer, fired Couzens, who belonged to the Metropolitan Assembly and the Diplomatic Protection Command without notice.

It concluded that Couzens’ actions “violated the standard of professional conduct regarding shameful conduct”.

Ms. Bauer said: “Kutzens betrayed everything our police supported, and after his confession and conviction, I fired him on Friday.

“All of us in the metropolis are shocked, sick and angry at this man’s crimes.

“Sarah is a young woman, her life was brutally taken away. I know that many people miss her very much, and our thoughts are still with the people she loves.

“we are very sorry.”

The force stated that a hearing was held shortly after Couzens pleaded guilty and convicted on July 9.

This happened after Couzens pleaded guilty to the murder of Old Bailey via a video link on Friday.

Everard, a 33-year-old marketing executive, caught her as he walked home on the streets of south London at night.

Couzens, an armed officer guarding royal family members and diplomats, used a rented car to kidnap Ms. Everard and dumped her body in a bag normally used for construction waste.