On 26th Jan this year, I was arrested and handcuffed (after coming in voluntarily with a solicitor at agreed time!) for apparently clicking "like" on a TikTok video my 11 year old son had made. (FC non-mol in place, being challenged)
After being held in a cell for 5 hours and fingerprinted etc, I was released NFA after < 10 minutes of questioning. The officer was incredulous, said "I should never have been brought in in the first place".
I was upset about the handcuffing though. The police self-referred, the duty solicitor complained, and I immediately asked for all my SAR data, arrest notes, BWV etc.
After some months delay, it was provided, but then suddenly the rest was with-held in May as the complainant (son's mother) had apparently exercised her Victims Right of Review and until the police could let me know whether I'm being prosecuted they won't provide the rest of my materials requested. All I got was the BWV and interview recording.
The alleged "offence" happened "sometime between 6 and 8pm on the 6th July" - am I right in understanding that the statute of limitation is 6 months, and therefore they will have had to have made a decision before then?
And if they have decided, is that the most likely time a police van is likely to turn up at mine?
After being held in a cell for 5 hours and fingerprinted etc, I was released NFA after < 10 minutes of questioning. The officer was incredulous, said "I should never have been brought in in the first place".
I was upset about the handcuffing though. The police self-referred, the duty solicitor complained, and I immediately asked for all my SAR data, arrest notes, BWV etc.
After some months delay, it was provided, but then suddenly the rest was with-held in May as the complainant (son's mother) had apparently exercised her Victims Right of Review and until the police could let me know whether I'm being prosecuted they won't provide the rest of my materials requested. All I got was the BWV and interview recording.
The alleged "offence" happened "sometime between 6 and 8pm on the 6th July" - am I right in understanding that the statute of limitation is 6 months, and therefore they will have had to have made a decision before then?
And if they have decided, is that the most likely time a police van is likely to turn up at mine?
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