A former Metropolitan police officer has been found guilty of sexual offences against a woman he met through his work as an officer, according to The Guardian's report on the verdict. The Guardian said Mark Tyrrell was convicted at Southwark crown court of one count of rape, three counts of sexual assault and one count of perverting the course of justice.
The Guardian's article, written by Nadeem Badshah, said a court heard that Tyrrell raped the woman. The woman is not named in the material available for this story. The summary of the article then stops partway through a sentence describing her, so the full account of her circumstances cannot be confirmed here.
The Guardian also reported that Tyrrell served in the same unit as Wayne Couzens, whom the paper described as Sarah Everard's killer. The article's headline also places David Carrick in that unit. The material available does not say when Tyrrell, Carrick, and Couzens served there or whether their service overlapped.
The material available does not report a sentence, a sentencing date, or any comment from Tyrrell or his representatives. The Guardian's article is the only source used for this story, and the facts above are limited to what its headline and summary state. Because the summary is incomplete, the charges are reported as the summary lists them, and no court record was consulted. Readers seeking the complete account should consult the original article.