19 June (Part 3) - Carbon copies
I thought that getting
a reply from Sir
Bernard Hogan-Howe himself about my three year old
complaint against Bexley police was some sort of sign that he might recognise
that there is a problem with the Met’s complaints handling procedures, and that
may be so, but I felt a little deflated when the lady who was
arrested at Heathrow Airport “for a laugh” sent me
her reply from Hogan-Howe dated just four days later.
She had complained about the lack of interest by Bexley police in her wrongful
arrest and except for the address on each letter both are word perfect identical.
I suppose one might draw consolation from the fact that the two signatures
display slight variations so presumably the letters are not totally computer
generated but it does smack of ‘send standard letter type 2’.