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A family member working within the police force has currently been suspended from his role by their Professional Standards Department for an unfounded claim of Misconduct in Public Office by having a relationship with a vulnerable female.
This police officer has never had a relationship with this female and as a result, to try and demonstrate competency PSD have raised his home and kept his personal devices to try and find anything they possibly could against him.
The methods PSD have used are unlawful, including but not limited to lying to a district judge to try and extend bail, attempting to bribe this female into changing her statement against the family member and falsifying statements from colleagues, and when challenged by those involved, PSD then decided to withdraw all of these.
There's far more to go into but I can't give away too much but there's a culture of corruption within this police force. As a result it looks as though there's a possibility the police might try and silence this person with possible compensation and an NDA.
The issue is, I and my family have been deeply affected by the goings on with this case and the impact it's had on our mental health. We have all made complaints to the police and the IOPC, so they know we are aware of the situation. Since these complaints, PSD have been sniffing around our online profiles such as LinkedIn.
If the police officer involved signs an NDA, will that mean the rest of us cannot disclose to the public and press the seedy goings-on (supported by incontrovertible evidence, naturally)? The police are aware of our complaints, so I would imagine that as many people are affected, we can't all be silenced unless we all sign NDAs?
A family member working within the police force has currently been suspended from his role by their Professional Standards Department for an unfounded claim of Misconduct in Public Office by having a relationship with a vulnerable female.
This police officer has never had a relationship with this female and as a result, to try and demonstrate competency PSD have raised his home and kept his personal devices to try and find anything they possibly could against him.
The methods PSD have used are unlawful, including but not limited to lying to a district judge to try and extend bail, attempting to bribe this female into changing her statement against the family member and falsifying statements from colleagues, and when challenged by those involved, PSD then decided to withdraw all of these.
There's far more to go into but I can't give away too much but there's a culture of corruption within this police force. As a result it looks as though there's a possibility the police might try and silence this person with possible compensation and an NDA.
The issue is, I and my family have been deeply affected by the goings on with this case and the impact it's had on our mental health. We have all made complaints to the police and the IOPC, so they know we are aware of the situation. Since these complaints, PSD have been sniffing around our online profiles such as LinkedIn.
If the police officer involved signs an NDA, will that mean the rest of us cannot disclose to the public and press the seedy goings-on (supported by incontrovertible evidence, naturally)? The police are aware of our complaints, so I would imagine that as many people are affected, we can't all be silenced unless we all sign NDAs?
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