Former police constable Christopher Vickers was determined to have engaged in gross misconduct related to how he issued and documented a community resolution report concerning mushroom foraging activities. The investigation found that Vickers’s handling of the report lacked procedural integrity, including improper recording and possibly misrepresentative documentation of an incident involving a local resident collecting wild mushrooms. The misconduct came to light through internal review procedures, which scrutinized the administrative and procedural steps taken by Vickers, revealing deviations from established protocols for community resolution cases. This incident underscores the importance of adherence to proper reporting procedures within law enforcement to maintain transparency and accountability, particularly in cases involving community environmental activities. Such misconduct can undermine public trust and affect the reputation of police officers and their departments. Vickers’s actions are now subject to disciplinary measures according to police oversight policies, aiming to prevent future violations and promote integrity within community policing practices.