Police to probe 'woman assault' VERDICT GIVEN

[Easy Skanking]

Good luck!
I look forward to hearing how it went.

[TriWooOx]

Cheers mate, I will let you all know how it went when i get back and will update you on the outcome aswell at the end of the week

[TriWooOx]

Well just to give you a quick update...

I went to court on Monday and spent 7 hours waiting before I gave evidence, this was a complete piss take in my opinion as we had to just sit there and wait for someone to tell us what's going on.. I personally believe this was a stalling tactic by the defence to rattle us and get us more stressed and nervous. I gave my evidence for about 50 minutes which was not fun.

After reading some of the reports I personally think this is a show trail, as the prosecution called two witness up that agreed with the defence side.

Tomorrow is the last day of the trail so we should hopefully have the verdict soon.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/8583760.stm <-- artice about the two witness called by the prosecution...

[TriWooOx]

Verdict is tomorrow i have been told !!

have agreed to do interview if required later, no longer going to hide in the shadows.. cant expect anything to change if im not willing to make the move aswell IMO

should see my name in a few papers by thursday LOL!!

[TriWooOx]

Found not guilty

no fucking surprse

[SiLVa]

(03-31-2010 03:03 PM)TriWooOx Wrote:  Found not guilty

no fucking surprse

That sucks dude.
You put in a great effort either way. Good for you, standing up for justice, even if justice didnt go the right way.

[Easy Skanking]

You stood up for it, Tri. We know the system is corrupt but we've got to keep the pressure on like you did.
Good job sir!

[TriWooOx]

!! I will keep fiilming

[TriWooOx]

IPCC clears G20 protest sergeant Delroy Smellie

Quote:A police officer accused of striking a woman with a baton at a G20 protest has been cleared by the Independent Police Complaints Commission.

Sgt Delroy Smellie was alleged to have assaulted Nicola Fisher, 36, of Brighton, during the protest in Exchange Square, London, in April 2009.

The officer was found not guilty of common assault at City of Westminster Magistrates' Court in March.

Now the IPCC has concluded Mr Smellie has no case to answer.

IPCC deputy chairwoman Deborah Glass said: "Now proceedings are concluded we are publishing our final report.

"Most of the detail is already in the public domain as a result of Sergeant Smellie's trial but, given the public interest in the case, I believe it is important to ensure there is a public record of the investigation and our findings."

While Sgt Smellie will not face disciplinary action, the IPCC has made two recommendations as a result of the investigation.

It said the Met should ensure all items of equipment worn by police should have the officer's shoulder number attached and clearly visible.

The report also said shifts should be planned to give officers eight-hour-long rest breaks as a minimum.

The Crown Prosecution Service had prosecuted Mr Smellie, claiming he lost composure because of Ms Fisher's aggressive behaviour.

It argued he was justified in pushing her back and striking her with the back of his hand but claimed he went too far by striking her with an extendable metal baton.

Ms Fisher was left with severe bruising to her leg.
Lawful self-defence

The incident was later viewed by thousands on internet video sharing website YouTube.

District Judge Daphne Wickham found no evidence had been provided to show use of the baton was not measured or correct.

She said: "It was for the prosecution to prove this defendant was not acting in lawful self-defence.

"The prosecution has failed in this respect and the defendant has raised the issue of lawful self-defence and as such is entitled to be acquitted."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/10340798.stm

[TriWooOx]

I can not believe that it's nearly two years since this happened, and we are still waiting for the inquest into Ian Tomlinson Death..

I have meet this wanker a few times back in police uniform, I have not yet finished with this police man