Police Anmeldelser 9

Well, gosh, I wish I could say something nice about the British police and I’m sure they’d do many wonderful things and there are many wonderful officers
I will set up as an Australian by a family in cahoots with a couple of corrupt police officers, and the worst part is the cover-up and the denial which is so blatant there is now a Judicial review and I have served pre-litigation notice to the police and I’m launching a media campaign on behalf of the people and the police that are doing the right thing I must apologies for the acrylic mineral element in your force that must be dealt with, and we will be submitting all documentation to the appropriate authorities to achieve the best result for all involved
I would like to say this is a rare travesty of justice, but after looking at another tentacle of British culture in the government, the postal service scandal which is diabolically, unbelievable, and even now it is hard to believe that such stupendous stupidity could prevail yet in the police service, it is the same, and we know the police have a dossier or a victims that they know innocent, but I denying those people justice
We are going to change that
Watch this space
Ben

LINCOLNSHIRE POLICE ARE UTTERLY USELESS AND CORRUPT.
THEIR REPREHENSIBLE SERVICE IS A DISGRACE.

NATIONAL NEWS HIGH LIGHTED HOW BAD THEY ARE.

THEY ARE UTTERLY INCREDULOUS INDEFENSIBLE MORONIC AND USELESS. WITHOUT PREJUDICE AND MALICE AFORETHOUGHT.
WITHOUT PREJUDICE.

I was in an accident Jan. 30th, 2024 on Park Rd. in front ofvyhe DMV. My truck will not shift gears, start, steer and driver door will not close. I got hit byva driver going 70-80 MPH in a 30 MPH zone. Officer Thompson made it my fault with no investigation! It was cheaper to replace my truck than repair it! My insurance went way up.

what went wrong... AS usual police blame victims and not perpetrators, mock you and tell you its all your fault. Unbelievable, no faith no trust , in the British police force.
Waste of time. no star if I could .

CARMEL POLICE OFFICER’S TREATMENT OF DISABLED.

I am a disabled person and have been diagnosed with the following disabilities.
1. Multiple Strokes.
2. Parkinson’s decease
3. Dementia
Because of the stroke I fall often and hurt my body especially both shoulders and arms. I cannot lift my arms up close to beyond when they are parallel to the ground.
On November 15 two Carmel police department Indiana’s officers came to my room without any (permission) indication. One officer was a tall white man and the other officer had a darker skin and was shorter.
The shorter police officer came and stood by my bed on pillow side and yelled at me to get up. I slowly started getting up and told him about my disability and that I am out of balance while standing or walking. He grabbed my right arm and dragged me. It gave me excruciating pain. I stood up and kept telling him to leave my arm alone and kept begging him. The taller police officer also told him to let his arm go but he didn’t listen. He told me that I’m under arrest. I asked him for what. He told me that he has court orders. I asked him to show it to me. He didn’t have them and didn’t show any orders to me upon request . He dragged me downstairs, through the garage and towards the police car. With the handcuffs I was trying to get into the car when a third police officer white man with small beard medium height came running and ordered this police officer to remove the handcuffs and he showed me the court order. This third officer seemed to be like their supervisor, a thorough gentleman, courteous and professional. On the contrary the shorter police officer acted as he had some grudge against me. There can be no grudge other that he had PREJUDICE personality.
Two officers came in a day before on November 14 which happens to be my birthday. They came into my room after knocking the door. Both of them were very professional sympathetic and courteous. Asked me some questions. Gave me some directions and went away.

I hadn't been able to contact an elderly cousin and was very worried about her. A friend suggested I call the police near her home. That part wasn't easy as it involved filling in forms online and then getting acknowledgement from a source that's "Do Not Reply" source. Anyway I wasn't expecting to hear anything for a few days so looked for another way to try to have someone go to the house. As she attends church I made phone contact with the Catholic Church in that area. The Parish Priest said he would visit and let me know. This he did and my cousin phoned me the same evening.
I got a phone call from a Wimbledon Police Officer a little later on. He was at my cousin's house and had spoken with her neighbour so phoned to reassure me that she was alive and well.
I want to say thanks to the police involved for phoning me.
I've already sent thanks to the local Parish Priest, Father Simon.
My heart felt good wishes to them all.

IAS officer