9 February (Part 1) - And Massey makes three
An Assistant Commissioner at the Metropolitan Police’s Directorate of
Professionalism (they seem to have revised their name) has confirmed that my
complaint against Bexley police for once again bending the rules as a favour to
Bexley Council has been accepted for further investigation.
Councillors Sharon and Don Massey thereby join their not so illustrious
forebears Councillors Peter Craske and Cheryl Bacon in getting Bexley police officers into
trouble after doing something really stupid and seeking help from their probably reluctant friends.
Councillor Craske was involved with unlawful impersonation and a hate
crime and arrested. Bexley Council, the Police and the Crown Prosecution
Service decided to ride to his rescue.
Let’s resolve Peter Craske’s situation. And just a little too friendly don’t you think?
Chief Superintendents Dave Stringer and Victor Olisa were accused of Perverting
the Course of Justice and I have been led to believe that the next stage of the
investigation into the plot to get Councillor Craske off the hook is to call a number of police officers
in for tape recorded interviews, under caution I assume.
It is all likely to take a long time but wrong doing has been confirmed. In due course I shall ask
the police to pursue the Councillors and Council officers who interfered with the investigatory process.
The police’s collusion with Bexley Council to cover for their lies told to protect
Councillor Cheryl Bacon from her poor decision
- they changed their report a year after the event - is still an on-going investigation.
The latest complaint is in connection with my
threatened arrest for harassing
the Masseys. The police locally were
asked to provide an example of where I might have been anywhere near to harassing the Masseys and
they failed to do so from which I conclude that they are either incompetent or once again bowed to political pressure. This
is the basis for an allegation of Gross Misconduct.