PC Ahmad Shoaib was off duty when he engaged in sexual activities with the teenager while parked in a public space.
The 38-year-old was in the early stages of his training with West Mercia when West Midlands Police arrested him for the crime.
An accelerated misconduct hearing yesterday (Wednesday) chaired by Assistant Chief Constable Grant Wills found that the former student officer would have been dismissed from the force if he hadn’t already resigned.
It found he had breached the standard of discreditable conduct, as set out in the Police (Conduct) Regulations 2020 when the incident happened on April 29, 2023.
Shoaib was suspended from West Mercia Police on 2 May 2023.
Deputy Chief Constable Rachel Jones, said: “PC Shoaib was in the very early stages of his police training.
“I’m glad that this allegation came to light so quickly so that we were able to take action before he had the chance to work with the public.
“Cases like this undermine the trust the public has in us, which in turn undermines the hard work and dedication our officers show day in and day out.
“Officers like Shoaib have no place in our force and our commitment to removing them will continue.”
Shoaib will now be added to the College of Policing’s Barred List, banning him from working for a UK police service in the future.
The outcome of the hearing is subject to the normal appeals process.