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No. The individual's contribution remain "invested" in the police pension, but the force can apply for its contributions to be forfeited under specific circumstances.
1.10. Forfeiture will not be appropriate in every case where a pension scheme member has committed a criminal offence, but should be considered where there is, or might be, public concern about the pension scheme member’s abuse of their position of trust. In order to be eligible for a forfeiture certificate, the offence(s) must have been committed in connection with their service as a member of a police force.
1.15. However, the Courts have determined that an individual’s pension may be forfeited by no more than 65% i.e. only contributions that have been made by the police force. The remainder reflects a member’s own contributions which cannot be forfeited.
https://assets.publishing.service.go...e_guidance.pdf
Thanks, I knew there was some kind of sanction.