12 March (Part 1) - “The sergeant must be identified and punished”
I
am coming to the conclusion that there must be a complaint against Sergeant
Robbie Cooke of Swanley Police. He is the man who took the decision to charge me
with harassment following a Councillor’s last desperate attempt to
hide the news of her lost libel case.
The complaint will not be that he had no understanding of the law or that he
sympathetically listened to a woman who admitted to making false statements in the High Court but that
he made not one check to see if she might be telling the truth.
He accepted without question that the Councillor was found
not guilty of an “act to gain financial or other material benefits for herself” when
a quick look at
Bexley Council’s website would have shown the claim to be false. The Councillor told Cooke
that she was “not guilty, other than how this could have been perceived in the public eye”.
She told me that her business was being damaged by BiB bringing the libel action to notice and the news must be removed
because the whole world was able to see it.
“What you put on your blog is out there on the WWW forever unless removed but still serves to cause troubles all the time.”
She told Sergeant Cooke the same but if he had Googled the company's name at the time of the complaint he would have found
only one Bonkers’ entry, a blog entitled ‘Maxine Fothergill is innocent, OK?’ - and even that
refe4rence was subsequently edited out.
And so the police failures go on, and on and on.
Priority will be given to other matters of which Perverting the Course of
Justice is in prime position, but sooner or later there will have to be a complaint to Kent Police.