If you have a complaint against the police or intend to sue them, if you believe they may hold false information on you – or maybe you are just curious as to what reports or allegations have been made against you – then you have a right to find out what... Read more
How to Reset Bad Credit to Zero and Stave Off Debts For Good
Resources February 10, 2016
We have written little about debt collectors and bailiffs (or Enforcement agents as they have been newly christened) on this site in recent months because unlike the police there is a fairly simple process to combatting them: The first step is to prevent them from entering your home: by keeping... Read more
Are the Police Unlawfully Recording You Without Consent?
Resources January 14, 2016
Recently we came across a new reason not to talk to the police which is that they could be secretly recording you on their mobile phones. A recording which is made unlawfully and stored insecurely, with the sole intent of being used as potential evidence at a later date. According to... Read more
Occasionally we get e-mails from people who believe they have been wronged by the police but are worried about what will happen if they make a complaint. Will it result in unwanted attention from the officer involved or his colleagues? Will they suddenly find themselves on the receiving end of a vindictive... Read more
Under Section 7 of the Data Protection Act you have a right to obtain copies of your personal data that the police have retained against your name, nickname, address or contact telephone number. This right is known as Subject Access. We have compiled a subject access pack that you will... Read more
How to Sue the Police for False Imprisonment
Resources November 30, 2015
False imprisonment (also known as unlawful detention and wrongful arrest) is probably the most common abuse of police powers. Almost all of us have been stopped by the police at some point in our lives. What most don’t realise is that the vast majority of these stops fall outside of police... Read more
How to Sue the Police for Trespass
Resources November 10, 2015
The police have limited powers to enter people’s homes and mere suspicion that a crime has been committed within is not enough. However, the police tend to believe it is their automatic right to go wherever they wish and will often bully or trick their way in. Then, if a complaint... Read more
Email Address of Every Chief Constable in the Police Forces of England and Wales
Resources October 29, 2015
Here is the full list of the personal email addresses of every Police Chief Constable in England and Wales:- Avon & Somerset Constabulary – Gareth.Morgan@avonandsomerset.police.uk Bedfordshire Police – Jon.Boutcher@bedfordshire.pnn.police.uk British Transport Police – Paul.Crowther@btp.pnn.police.uk Cambridgeshire Constabulary – Alec.Wood@cambs.pnn.police.uk Cheshire Constabulary – Simon.Byrne@cheshire.pnn.police.uk City of London Police – Adrian.Leppard@cityoflondon.pnn.police.uk Civil Nuclear Constabulary – Mike.griffiths@cnc.pnn.police.uk Cleveland Police... Read more
Success! Another Harassment Warning is Removed
Commentary October 25, 2015
We were recently contacted by a Crimebodge reader who succeeded in having a harassment warning removed from the Police National Computer after reading our article “Harassment Warnings: How to Challenge Them.“ The various laws and methods that give you the powers to challenge harassment warnings are explained in depth in our Ebook... Read more
Surrey Police Put 7 Year Old On Wanted List
Commentary August 25, 2015
A Crimebodge reader just sent me a screengrab from Epsom and Ewell Police’s Facebook page. Whereby the police are on the search for a 7 to 8 year old who allegedly knocked a 5 year old to the ground after grabbing her by the throat: What... Read more
Uncovering Your Hidden Police Data
Ebooks August 17, 2015
If you honestly believe the police maxim: “If you’ve got nothing to hide, you’ve got nothing to fear” then it’s time to take a look at your police file. Because the chances are that right now, somewhere among the multitude of paper files and hard drives that the police maintain, your name... Read more
Harassment Warnings: How to Challenge Them
Resources August 7, 2015
Police harassment warnings are a one sided, and often dishonest account of a grievance between two parties. Not only do the police commonly hand them out without ever bothering to confirm the truth of the allegations, they then remain on record where they can cause damage at... Read more
We had an e-mail from a Crimebodge reader today, letting us know that by using the methods in our Ebook ‘Take on the Police and Win‘, she has just obtained a £650 payout from the Metropolitan Police for false imprisonment and trespass to goods. All without ever having... Read more
Take on the Police and Win!
Ebooks July 2, 2015
For most people, the police complaints process is a depressing waste of time. Not only do the police get to investigate themselves and help fellow officers escape misconduct charges, the get to handle appeals too… And if you are lucky enough to have a complaint upheld, most officers... Read more
Your Right To Find Out What A Police Officer Has Written About You In His Notebook
Resources June 7, 2015
In our Ebook ‘What Do The Police Have On You‘ we reveal 17 types of personal data that the police could be storing and processing in your name. Much of which you may not know exists… Some of which may be used to your detriment…. All of which... Read more
In the past few weeks our ‘radical’ guide to credit repair has become the top selling Ebook on this site… We have also been pleased to see that so many of those who buy it, then download the deed-poll from our site and take the plunge. The... Read more
Bye Bye Beeb!
CommentaryNews May 15, 2015
7 years ago, in a previous life, I was writing very different projects to Crimebodge. One of which was a screenplay that was being developed by BBC Films. When I heard that the BBC had got involved with something I’d spent the past year devoting my life too, I was... Read more
If you ever find yourself bullied by cops simply for having the gall to stand up to them then take heart. Nothing that happens to you is likely to be as bad as what happened to Ian Puddick. Who suffered the worst abuse of police powers we have... Read more
…I want to shout it from the mountain tops. We won! This is a massive thing for me. I have never had a good outcome like this. Mr. D. Primus About 6 months ago we published an article on an unlawful stop and search. It was based... Read more
What Do The Police Have On You?
Ebooks April 29, 2015
If you have witnessed crime, reported it, been the victim of it, or have been associated with anyone who may have committed crime then the chances are the police hold something on you… It makes no difference if you have a criminal record or not. The police retain... Read more
TV Licensing Abuse of Process
Commentary April 22, 2015
If there’s one thing we hate more at Crimebodge than rubbish cops, it’s people pretending to be rubbish cops: Bailiffs, Security Guards, the RSPCA and PCSOs to name but a few. All of whom come equipped with uniforms, identity cards and the desperate urge to give an impression... Read more
