A serving Thames Valley Police officer has been charged with stalking and assault in Oxfordshire.

Following an investigation by the force, PC Camron Noble, 23, was today (Tuesday, October 31) charged with one count of stalking without fear of violence and one count of assault by beating.

Noble is set to appear at court next month.

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The alleged stalking offences took place between June 17 and 21 in Oxfordshire this year.

The alleged assault occurred at a private address in Banbury.

A police spokesman said the victim of both offences is a woman.

Noble, who is based at Witney Police Station, is currently suspended from duty.

He is due to appear at Milton Keynes Magistrates’ Court on November 15.

* An earlier version of this article incorrectly identified the officer with a different spelling and job title due to information provided by Thames Valley Police. We are happy to clarify the matter. 

PCSO Noble has no connection to this matter.

A Thames Valley Police spokesman said: “PC Noble's first name is Camron, not Cameron as previously stated. We apologise for any confusion caused.”*