The police are one of the few organisations in Britain who have almost no limitations on the type of information they collect and share. As a result they maintain a vast network of digital databases, the most formidable of which is the Police National Database. A huge digital rumour... Read more
The police: unaccountable and above the law
Commentary February 26, 2017
Have you heard of the IPCC (Independent Police Complaints Commission)? Of course you have. We all have. And although few of us have ever called upon their services, we have been assured by those in the know, that they are there to help us if we have a... Read more
How to Challenge or Get Rid of A Police Caution
Resources January 24, 2017
A caution is an official police warning, commonly offered to low level offenders as an alternative to criminal prosecution. It is also a quick and easy way for the police to clear crime off the books without them having to go through the inconvenience and risks of a court trial. For... Read more
What’s the law on Cannabis use in the UK?
Articles December 18, 2016
There’s a lot of confusion regarding the law on cannabis in the UK, mostly due to the government seeming unable to make it’s mind up on how serious the affects are of the most popular recreational drug in Britain. Can you get away with possessing cannabis in small quantities for... Read more
It’s a sad indictment of modern law enforcement when there is a need for an article entitled: “What can you do if the police refuse to investigate a crime?” but when you consider that half of all crime in the UK goes unreported, it’s reasonable to suggest that at... Read more
Police Complaints: Corruption At Its Finest
Articles December 6, 2016
Earlier this year I published a story on how West Yorkshire police had settled a claim I had made on behalf of a reader. William Draper had been discreetly filming a group of seemingly armed officers in his high street, who were doing little else but gossiping, when... Read more
Man Prosecuted for Bumping into Police Officer in Supermarket
News November 29, 2016
I’m currently helping a Crimebodge reader bring an appeal against a conviction of common assault he received in Southampton Magistrates’ Court last week for allegedly ‘pushing past a police officer’ who was shopping in Sainsbury’s while on duty. After hearing all the facts and looking at the CPS... Read more
IPCC Protecting Top Cops Involved in the Rotherham Scandal
News November 18, 2016
Do you remember the Rotherham scandal? Where 1,400 children were sexually abused between 1997 and 2013 at the hands of rape Jihadists. Of course you remember it, why wouldn’t you? It’s only organisations like the IPCC that want you to forget. This is why the Independent Police Complaints Commission are so... Read more
Suing the police for unlawful seizure of goods
Resources November 16, 2016
Recently, I achieved a £1000 settlement for a customer after Norfolk Police unlawfully detained him and seized his property… The Incident Mr. D had been taking pictures in Norwich, when he was approached by a member of the public asking what he was doing. The man was irate as he thought... Read more
Shrugging off crime has become a worryingly familiar trait among British police these days. They blame everything from lack of evidence, cuts, resources and the Crown Prosecution Service. Meanwhile, fraud has become so prevalent it is now the biggest category of crime; and yet the police routinely refuse to such... Read more
Yet another mindless animal masquerading as a police officer
Resources November 1, 2016
The cop in this video believes that filming the back of a police station is a criminal offence. And that anyone who doesn’t account for themselves, when asked questions they are not obliged to answer, must then be searched by force. video © Kevin Croft 2016 What this uniformed... Read more
PCSOs: Have they been granted powers of arrest?
Articles October 11, 2016
by Rob Warner If you don’t already know (as most people don’t), it is a criminal offence to walk away from a PCSO (Police Community Support Officer) when they have lawfully detained you. This offence is known as ‘making off’ and is provided by the Police Reform Act... Read more
by Rob Warner Over the years I have read hundreds of complaint findings, forwarded to me by disillusioned members of the public who have made complaints to the police, and I have yet to see a single one that doesn’t resort to form. In my experience, the vast majority of these... Read more
Best Methods for Getting Rid of Enforcement Agents (Bailiffs)
Resources September 28, 2016
I occasionally get emails asking why I don’t write more about Enforcement Agents (previously known as bailiffs) and how to beat them. My answer is, because they are so much easier to deal with than the police, and you only need apply a few simple methods to get rid of... Read more
Make £100 Each Time the Police Stop You From Filming in Public
News August 23, 2016
Despite the fact that nobody is entitled to privacy in a public place, the police still seem to believe that they are an exception to that rule. A fact proven by the amount of successful claims I help others bring against officers who make verbal threats or use physical... Read more
Your Right to Say “No” To A Police Traffic Census
Resources June 29, 2016
If you’ve ever found yourself held up in a huge tailback of traffic courtesy of a census point or road traffic survey you might be wondering on whose authority they are conducted and what legal right the police have to stop you. For most motorists, the first they realise they are... Read more
Occasionally I post videos and articles that evidence how the police unlawfully assist Capita thugs in their unscrupulous crusade of telly taxation. All in a bid to protect the propaganda wing of the extreme left – formerly known as the BBC – from having to compete in the free market, where... Read more
A question I am frequently asked is “what should I do if the police invite me to the station for an informal interview?” (Also known as voluntary attendance). My answer is the same each time: Decline. As far as the police are concerned there is no such thing... Read more
Welcome to the UK Religious Police – arresting those who offend muslims on facebook
Commentary June 14, 2016
Saudi Arabia, as you may well know, is governed by Shariah law; Which defined at it’s simplest is a brutal, medieval form of totalitarianism. To ensure that it’s citizens remain in a permanent state of fear and submission, an army of religious police – the ‘metawa’ – are sent out... Read more
Police encourage the public to ‘step in’ when witnessing violent crimes (that they themselves have ignored)
News June 12, 2016
According to recent reports in the press, the commissioner of the Metropolitan police – Bernard Hogan Howe – has suggested that the public should ‘try to step in if they witness violent crime.’ “If you’re physically able and you’ve got some people around you then I would say give... Read more
Running this site and speaking to people who use the Action Against Police Service, I spend a lot of my time giving advice and alternatives to those who have been failed by the utterly corrupt police complaints system. By doing so it never fails to amaze me just how often the... Read more
