Police misconduct database needed, says lawyer Stuart Hutton

Posted on September 18, 2012 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Independent Police Complaints Commission

Independent Police Complaints Commission (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Good news on the BBC News Wales: (with my emphasis added, while I seriously wonder whether it might make ANY difference to Maurice in his cell where he is incredibly and most unlawfully hindered from carrying out his court cases!…)

Criminal lawyer Stuart Hutton believes a database should be created to monitor officers’ track records.

Mr Hutton said the rules need to be tightened up and suggested a possible merging of the Inspectorate of Constabulary and Police Complaints Commission.

“A regulatory authority would provide a cast iron decision,” he added.

“We need regulations so we know exactly what the rules are, serving police officers know what the rules are, and it transcends the internal views that different police forces have in terms of interpreting their obligations to the community.

“We spend a lot of money on our police forces and we do need to restore public confidence.”

South Wales Police said the force had “a dedicated professional standards department who ensure we are progressive and robust in responding to allegations, conducting complex investigations into officers whose behaviour or lifestyle presents a cause for concern”. Continue reading →

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The Lynette White Corruption Trial is a Sunday School outing compared with the Corruption in Maurice Kirk’s persecution

Posted on September 14, 2012 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

The above title appears as a comment on Maurice’s site.

However, for me as a relative newcomer to white collar crimes, it is rather shocking to see these two books about South Wales Police and the CPS:

  • FITTED IN: The Cardiff 3 and the Lynette White Inquiry
  • and The Cardiff Five: Innocent Beyond Any Doubt.

Some samples for what Maurice has to endure courtesy of South Wales Police added to the shock therapy of today:

  • a Complaint Form

Continue reading →

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Imprisoned for ‘suspicion of having breached a restraining order’

Posted on August 22, 2012 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

The flag of the New South Wales Police Force. ...

No, you can’t make it up, and you can’t believe it either, for you can’t imagine it (unless it happens to you!):

  1. Maurice is subjected to over 7 months prison and psychiatric clinic because of ‘serious brain damage’ and ‘possibly brain cancer’ of a report by the Director of Caswell Clinic
  2. he gets a scan done in France that proves that there is “nothing between his ears”
  3. he gets a scan done by the NHS that proves “nothing wrong with his brain”
  4. he gets imprisoned by South Wales Police for having published this article on his website – which MAY be a breach of his ‘restraining order’ that is meant to protect that Caswell Clinic Director.

Continue reading →

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IPCC receives 631 corruption allegation complaints about Welsh police forces

Posted on May 25, 2012 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

This is BBC News: A report by the police watchdog shows Dyfed-Powys Police topped a list with corruption allegations made against it for the size of its force. But the IPCC Chair Dame Anne Owers says: “Corruption is not widespread.”

Well, how do you measure corruption?  The IPCC report only comes up with the number of complaints per 1,000 officers. But would there have been a demo, if there hadn’t been a problem???

Maybe a better measure is the number of visits to websites!?

Victims Unite over 108,000 since August 2010
This site over 9,500 since August 201

Or the instant response by Keith Vaz MP to the Abolish the IPCC demo?

Or the number of signatures and page views of online petitions and the remarkable quality of their comments?

Or is it the 200 parents whose children are taken against their will and who are sent to prison on top of losing their kids? I don’t think this can happen without police, can it?

I better write to Dame Anne Owers and open her eyes in the ivory tower behind her desk!


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Demo today: 3-6pm: Abolish the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC)

Posted on May 1, 2012 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

Sorry about the publishing delay, but the virtual reality may still make a difference in the right people’s heads:

  • Michael Doherty who tried to get the Police to investigate his 13-year old daughter becoming the victim of  internet stalking, became victimised himself by Hillingdon Police. He is now organising a demo outside the IPCC with a great list of speakers: 90 High Holborn, 3-6pm
  • Leicestershire Police have failed the Portuguese police in the McCann case, as documented by this story of the Portuguese top investigator
  • Maurice has been challenging not only South Wales Police but also the IPCC and is currently having an issue with them; look at what they manage to organise in HMP Cardiff: the duty doctor under a fake name!
  • Haringey Police are clearly the main driver in the Musa case and even showed up at their home in Croydon in their prelude to arresting them eventually; their ways of fudging their bail records are beyond belief.

Will HMG follow the model of the Australian Royal Commission into New South Wales Police which, in 1996, found paedophilia at the heart of corruption?

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“Scandalising a Judge” may be out of date, suggests Peter Hain MP’s lawyer

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

Now the message has also reached Wales: Peter Hain, MP for Neath and Port Talbot, is being prosecuted for criticising a High Court judge in his autobiography.

Well, so far, 151 MPs are asking for the case to be dropped and for MPs to have the right to freedom of expression in this Early Day Motion.

At the same time, Caul Grant is starting on his second week of demonstrating outside the Royal Courts of Justice accusing the Judiciary Guilty of Criminal Acts. And so far, 13 MPs question the Ethics of Law Firms!

The videos include John Hemming MP who pointed out that Parliament can remove judges!

Peter Hain MP’s barrister said:

The fair criticism of judges and judicial decisions is not only quite clearly a right, there are also occasions when there may be a duty to do it.

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If we Can’t Section him, let’s make Life at least Miserable for him

Posted on April 28, 2012 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

Sectioning or not sectioning – is that the question? By one Dr Rachel Smith who didn’t know anything about the brain scan, Maurice was supposed to be getting? At long last, after in 2009 it was written that he had ‘serious brain damage, possibly brain tumour’.  But she is unknown to six medical staff in prison… Might she be one of those ‘unqualified’ experts who are used to snatch children?

Meanwhile, Prisoner Kirk has no more phone credit to telephone out.

Do you feel like picking up the phone for him?

Would you like to find out what HM Governor Richard Booty has to say about Prisoner Kirk [A 7306 AT]? HMP Cardiff is on 02920 923100.

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There may be justice in one year’s time – after 20 years of harassment, imprisonment and other criminal acts

Posted on April 25, 2012 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

This six-page judgement reflects the current state of some 20 years of bullying, harassment and more criminal acts that led to

  • striking off the Register of Veterinary Surgeons
  • 4 months of fraudulent imprisonment
  • 3 months in a psychiatric clinic

besides infinite amounts of legal costs and LOTS of ‘minor problems’ such as

  • South Wales Police taking computer, cheque books and other paraphernalia without returning them in time
  • current political imprisonment with hunger strike
  • Draconian prison conditions and limitations that have NOTHING to do with human or prisoners’ rights, let alone Litigants in Person

all reflected in cubic meters of Lever Arch files…

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I am an unconvicted Political Prisoner and will continue my hunger strike

Posted on April 21, 2012 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

This is one of the texts I received from Maurice in his cell where he is in bad shape:

walking now difficult and hip and ankle hurt after assault in cells on 4th April and still no-one will come clean what the hearing was

cannot do stairs very well now

Keystone Cops?

South Wales Police, during my 2010 ‘machine gun’ Cardiff Crown Court trial, seized a ‘prohibited weapon’ from my home without even telling me about it.

It took this currently running ‘private prosecution’ action, in Cardiff Magistrates, to find out as to just why I had been locked up again for so long – just before this my 4th attempt for my 10-week Civil damages claim Trial on 26th April to finally get started!

Continue reading →

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A Typical Day for a Litigant in Person in Custody whilst Unconvicted

Posted on April 13, 2012 by Sabine Kurjo McNeill

“Prisons don’t have a lobby”, I was told by the priest who has been looking after prisoners in Berlin-Tegel (Germany) for many years. But he also told me that he has lost all faith in solicitors! That’s solicitors advising convicted criminals…

And thus prisoners don’t have a lobby, as hard and tenacious supporters of victims of white collar crimes (UK) only know too well.

Worse: Litigants in Person don’t have a lobby. They wake up to the realities of Solicitors from Hell and Our Corrupt Legal System – Why Everybody is a Victim [Except Rich Criminals].

Here, Maurice writes a ‘Position Statement‘ as a result of a typical day in his prison life, covering:

  1. Prison [HMP Cardiff]
  2. Magistrates Court Cardiff
  3. Independent Monitoring Board
  4. Prison Ombudsman
  5. Crown Court
  6. NHS
  7. Wales Office
  8. Alun Cairns MP.
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