22 December (Part 2) - An update on Bexley council’s obscene blog
Elwyn Bryant and I have been pursuing differing paths to try to convince
Bexleyheath police that covering up Bexley council’s (or their associates’)
criminal activities is not a good idea and sooner or later it will come back and bite them.
My efforts seem to have gone around in a circle. On 16th September, Darren
Williams, the Deputy Borough Commander, wrote to me to say he would inform me of
the result (I’ve had no contact with him since) and this week Borough Commander
Stringer told me that my latest email to him had been passed to the Deputy Commander.
So three months and back to square one as far as I am concerned. My email to the Chief
Superintendent said I felt I should now present a file to Commissioner Bernard
Hogan-Howe in the new year, so that looks like my holiday taken care of.
Elwyn Bryant’s situation is somewhat different to mine. He had his wife’s feelings to consider
when Bexley announced to the world that he had been up to homosexual no good in the
Civic Centre and for that reason if no other he involved the Victim Support charity.
Another difference is that Elwyn was not in any way linked to Bexley council’s malicious
use of the Harassment Act to combat “criticism” yet his name was included in the largely
inaccurate case papers that formed the malicious prosecution of Olly Cromwell. Elwyn was
able to complain that his name was brought into court and possible disrepute for no valid
reason. His MP and Under Secretary for Crime and Security, James Brokenshire has been
very supportive and between him and Victim Support Bexleyheath police have shown
some sign of being half competent. Two recent phone calls to Elwyn and an email
of confirmation - not just the non-committal one liners I have received
from the Commander. If you can believe them, the case is progressing well and a
resolution is not far away. Elwyn will not be counting any chickens.
An interesting fact came out of that recent correspondence, viz. that the crime
had not been recorded as a hate crime. Bexleyheath police said it wasn’t. Elwyn
corrected them by quoting from the Metropolitan Police code of practice on
hate crime. It quite clearly states that it is the victim who defines a hate
crime, if Elwyn says it is a hate crime then it is a hate crime. Bexleyheath police
either didn’t know that or it is yet another example of their inclination to
pervert the cause of justice. Bexley council or their scheming cohorts committed
a homosexual hate crime. Let’s not beat around the bush.
Note: The foregoing does not imply that my own MP Teresa
Pearce has not been supportive too, but I did not involve her in my most recent
correspondence with CS Stringer so it is not appropriate to detail her earlier
assistance here. I’m sure if I needed help she would readily offer it.