Katie Price's son, Harvey, sent abuses from three police officers

Three police officers face an investigation after it was alleged that abuse was directed against their very handicapped son, Harvey, of Katie Price.

The trio is facing an investigation into allegations of a troll video directed against this 17-year-old, revealed exclusively Mirror Online.

This is the latest in a series of attacks against Harvey, who is partially blind, autistic and has weight problems due to Prader-Willi syndrome that causes hunger.

Mom of five, Katie, 41, would be "sick up to the back teeth" with this abuse.

Saturday night, a source told Mirror Online: "Katie is sick to the teeth of people who make her son the target of jokes without flavor.

"These are serious allegations – the police are supposed to take any hate crime of this nature seriously.

"The powers in place must get to the bottom of things."

The Online Mirror revealed that British transport police had opened an investigation at their Edinburgh station after a complaint from a whistleblower.

One of the men – a gendarme – is currently under investigation for serious misconduct and has been informed that he could be the subject of criminal prosecution. Two other officers will respond to any complaints of misconduct at disciplinary hearings.

It is understood that the transport police seized at least one mobile phone and found a video in which an agent was filmed making mocking remarks. Two colleagues would have added comments.

All three received a Notice of Disciplinary Settlement 15 and an oral hearing later in the year.

Katie has been beaten for years to protect Harvey from abuse.

In 2007, a magazine had to apologize to the star after distributing stickers of her son wearing the slogan "Harvey wants me to eat."

In 2017, Mark Williams was fired from a window manufacturer in Portrack, Stockton-on-Tees, after sending Katie a series of twisted poles. In one of them, he changed a Haribo candy bag to read "Harveybo" and said, "I have candy for Harvey. I hope he's choking them.

And in February, the glamorous former model Katie spoke after Harvey's face, Harvey's face, of a jihadi wife.

She is now calling for Harvey's law to make online abuse a criminal offense and to create an offender registry. A petition has 221,914 signatures.

Loose Women's panelist is also the mother of 13-year-old Junior, 11-year-old Princess, five-year-old Jett and four-year-old Bunny, who is particularly protective of Harvey because of her health problems.

She started her campaign for Harvey's Law after giving the police a journal of badaults, but was told that her tamper could not be charged.

Revealing her desperation in 2017, she said, "I've had so many disgusting things about him.

"They do not do it to any of my other kids."

Police said about the latest complaints: "We can confirm that an officer is under investigation about allegations of serious misconduct and potential criminal offenses.

"He is subject to restricted administrative tasks.

"Two other officers are also under investigation as a result of complaints of misconduct."

The officer accused of making fun of Harvey was transferred to a station in northeastern England.

The other two are in normal service. A full report will be sent to the Independent Office for Police Conduct. The three men are also faced with a series of other offensive communications allegedly being launched.

A source said: "This was brought to the attention of senior officers by a colleague who claimed that racist terminologies had been used."

Hope not Hate said, "Abuse and intolerance towards anyone because of disability or ethnicity is unacceptable."

Katie refused to comment on Mirror Online, as did the British Transport Police Federation, which represents the three officers.