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24 Jan 09 #81824 by fade2gray
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In reply to your question YoungAgain......
Not very well. The solicitor I went to see was not very helpful and I simply gave up. There was a time limit which passed with regards to certain issues by that time so not alot of point. Seems like making a complaint against the police is very difficult.
I have written many letters to the local police and made alot of complaints by phone which I do feel have helped.
They turnrd up immediately the last time my ex staked out my home. As opposed to the 7 hours it took them whem I first called many months ago when I was in a desparate situation. Also,they charged him this time
, as opposed to not charging him before. Even though he had smashed up my home and much worse.
He is where he belongs in custody now. Finally. So that is something. Even so, there was a big row that went on between various members of the police at the front desk a couple of hours after he was arrested the last time. Some of them STILL wanted to let him out without charge.
His trial is in March. Will keep you posted. Am flattered you remembered my tale.
F2G x
Not very well. The solicitor I went to see was not very helpful and I simply gave up. There was a time limit which passed with regards to certain issues by that time so not alot of point. Seems like making a complaint against the police is very difficult.
I have written many letters to the local police and made alot of complaints by phone which I do feel have helped.
They turnrd up immediately the last time my ex staked out my home. As opposed to the 7 hours it took them whem I first called many months ago when I was in a desparate situation. Also,they charged him this time
, as opposed to not charging him before. Even though he had smashed up my home and much worse.He is where he belongs in custody now. Finally. So that is something. Even so, there was a big row that went on between various members of the police at the front desk a couple of hours after he was arrested the last time. Some of them STILL wanted to let him out without charge.
His trial is in March. Will keep you posted. Am flattered you remembered my tale.
F2G x
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