A POLICE officer was in court yesterday to deny having sex with a woman during a 999 call to her home.
PC Jordan Masterson, 26, is accused of misconduct in a public office.
He was said to have been on duty when called to a property in Hale Village in Cheshire — an area popular with Premier League footballers.
But he pleaded not guilty to an allegation that he had sex with the homeowner during the emergency call-out on December 28, 2021.
Masterson was charged last month following an investigation by watchdog the Independent Office for Police Conduct.
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Rosemary Ainslie, head of the CPS Special Crime Division, said: “He is accused of abusing his position for a sexual purpose.”
Masterson first appeared in court before Warrington magistrates last month, when his case was referred to Chester crown court.
Yesterday, he entered his not guilty plea during a ten-minute appearance at Manchester crown court.
Masterson was granted bail and is scheduled to face a trial in January next year.
He resigned from the Cheshire force in June but will still face disciplinary procedures on conclusion of the criminal case.
