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Follow our live blog for the latest developments on the case of missing Sarah Everard
The dramatic development came as Met Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick said human remains had been found in woods — but did not confirm that they belonged to marketing executive Sarah, 33.
Dame Cressida said: “We are not able to confirm any identity. That may take some considerable time.
“The news it was a Met Police officer arrested on suspicion of Sarah’s murder has sent shockwaves and anger through the public and The Met.
"I speak on behalf of all our colleagues when I say we are utterly appalled.”
Sarah’s family were earlier said to be “absolutely distraught” over the officer’s arrest but holding out hope for her safe recovery.
Cops moved in on married dad-of-two PC Couzens after a car linked to him was allegedly spotted on a motorist’s dashcam near to where Sarah was last seen on the night of Wednesday March 3.
Police do not believe PC Couzens had ever met Sarah previously.
The marksman, whose role can involve guarding politicians and protecting events attended by senior royals, is believed to have worked a shift in South London that day.
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His Ukraine-born wife Elena, 38, who works as a laboratory manager, has also been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.
A source said last night: “The working hypothesis is that he saw Sarah on the street for the first time and kidnapped her.
“At this stage it is thought the officer used his warrant card to entice Sarah towards his car.
“One theory is that he may have used the Covid lockdown as a pretext to engage with her and then snatched her.”
PC Couzens is attached to the Met’s Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection (PaDP) unit normally based at the Palace of Westminster.
Detectives probing Sarah’s suspected murder searched his locker yesterday.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/14302109/sarah-everard-wayne-couzens-warrant-card/
The dramatic development came as Met Commissioner Dame Cressida Dick said human remains had been found in woods — but did not confirm that they belonged to marketing executive Sarah, 33.
Dame Cressida said: “We are not able to confirm any identity. That may take some considerable time.
“The news it was a Met Police officer arrested on suspicion of Sarah’s murder has sent shockwaves and anger through the public and The Met.
"I speak on behalf of all our colleagues when I say we are utterly appalled.”
Sarah’s family were earlier said to be “absolutely distraught” over the officer’s arrest but holding out hope for her safe recovery.
Cops moved in on married dad-of-two PC Couzens after a car linked to him was allegedly spotted on a motorist’s dashcam near to where Sarah was last seen on the night of Wednesday March 3.
Police do not believe PC Couzens had ever met Sarah previously.
The marksman, whose role can involve guarding politicians and protecting events attended by senior royals, is believed to have worked a shift in South London that day.
![](/forums/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.thesun.co.uk%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2021%2F03%2F2b12bc75-646d-475b-a4bf-fb3794d1b520.jpg&hash=4641a6924bac58c6fce1af5a2b057ead)
His Ukraine-born wife Elena, 38, who works as a laboratory manager, has also been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.
A source said last night: “The working hypothesis is that he saw Sarah on the street for the first time and kidnapped her.
“At this stage it is thought the officer used his warrant card to entice Sarah towards his car.
“One theory is that he may have used the Covid lockdown as a pretext to engage with her and then snatched her.”
PC Couzens is attached to the Met’s Parliamentary and Diplomatic Protection (PaDP) unit normally based at the Palace of Westminster.
Detectives probing Sarah’s suspected murder searched his locker yesterday.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/14302109/sarah-everard-wayne-couzens-warrant-card/