by shoshenden » Sat Jan 26, 2013 12:23 pm
Just to keep you posted on further developments, I'm making a formal statement against the officers involved on 12th Feb, there has however been a further development. While collecting my children from school yesterday Friday 25/01/2013 I was standing on the playground with my youngest daughter in her buggy. I was approached by the daughter of our local elected councillor, closely followed by her mother, and wife of said elected official. (the daughter is facinated with my daughter and was trying to feed her hooa hoops) while conducting a conversation with the child about eating hoola hoops off your fingers, an important skill i thought i ought to pass on :) Meanwhile her mother, standing directly next to me but addressing at least two other mums (witnesses) in rather a loud voice, she starts with
" My Richard (Councillor Richard Grovesnor) was in the incident room at the police station the morning of their operation 'nemesis' (failed publicity stunt), We knew weeks before it was going to happen, we just didnt know when, they even showed him photographs of all the suspects so WE knew who was getting done" She went on to pontificate "it was all drugs that they found, all drug related"
Now I myself am bound by the data protection act 1998 as I'm a therapist and as far as i'm concerned he is guilty of breaking confidentiality, which she has then spread around like idle gossip, now her intention was definately to belittle me, as my property was one of the properties unlawfully searched that very morning, which has since lead to me submitting a formal complaint due to this breach of duty, which is why I think she targeted me. The powers that be are only too aware that they have dropped a bollock and this was her very crude way of trying to intimidate me. I just bit my tongue and once home looked into the procedure for making a formal complaint against an elected official! Now my question is this, do I bring these megalomaniacs to account for their actions, I mean I may aswel, the police are getting it both barrels, it would seem I'm on a roll, or do I err on the side of caution? Does anyone agree with me that this is a breach of his official duties, and indeed, have the police breached their duties by showing him photographs of suspects? I can see why he would be in the incident room, just about, but weeks of prior warning and disclosing data protected information??? The plot thickens.....