The 47-year-old Met police officer denies raping a woman four times, threatening her with a fake firearm and illegally imprisoning her nearly 20 years ago.
- PC David Carrick, 47, was at the Old Bailey today to present charge statements.
- He told the London court that he denied raping a woman four times
- Carrick also denied charges of false imprisonment and indecent assault.
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A Met Police officer has denied raping a woman four times.
PC David Carrick, 47, also denies false imprisonment, indecent assault and use of an imitation firearm to cause fear of violence.
PC David Carrick, 47, has today denied raping a woman four times at a London court hearing.
Carrick also denies false imprisonment, indecent assault and use of an imitation firearm to cause fear of violence.
Carrick attended the Old Bailey today wearing a navy blue suit and blue tie and appeared to plead not guilty.
He is accused of illegal imprisonment for illegally and injuriously imprisoning a woman and raping her by penetrating the vagina twice and the anus twice.
Carrick (in sketch from an earlier court appearance) attended the Old Bailey today wearing a navy suit and blue tie and stood up to plead not guilty.
The crimes are said to have taken place between July 11 and 31, 2003.
He will face trial at Southwark Crown Court on February 6, 2023.
