Jevon McSkimming complainant's alleged abusive emails to police officer's wife

A Woman's Allegations and Abusive Emails

A woman who accused former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming of sexual offending has been charged with sending abusive and threatening emails to the wife of an officer overseeing the investigation. These emails, which included derogatory language and references to her children, were deemed 'threatening and highly disparaging' by police. The case is currently ongoing in Wellington District Court, where Ms Z has pleaded not guilty.

Key Points

• Jevon McSkimming was a former Deputy Police Commissioner accused of sexual offending.
• The complainant, Ms Z, allegedly sent 87 emails to the wife of an investigating officer.
• Emails contained derogatory and offensive language, including references to her children being sexually abused.
• Police claim these emails caused serious emotional distress to both the officer's spouse and their family.
• Ms Z is currently facing charges in Wellington District Court for causing harm by digital communication.