Drakes/Marston group balliffs broken my lock and pushed over my baby daughter-PLEASE HELP!!!!

[JonCris]

You must contact the court directly & complain that they have ignored you

[louloubella73]

This site might be better, if you print this off, and show it to them they might take more notice.

www.devon-cornwall.police.uk/v3/pdfstore/policies/D222.pdf

 

 

 

:confused: Had a visit from the police tonight re my complaint-talk about banging my head against a brick wall-he admitted that the pc had been sarcastic and had commented on bailiff law when he didn t have the knowledge to do so, he agreed he should have been more helpful when I asked to make a complaint against the bailiff for criminal damage and assault-but then tried to justify it by explaining that the officer was young and inexperienced:mad:-oh, well that s ok then!!!

I explained that I didn t blame the individual pc, but the fact that he the powers that be had never given him the basic rights of bailiffs that would have enabled him to do his job properly- i then showed him the document from devon police as quoted above (on my pc as have run out of printer ink) which he laughed at and pointed out that kent police don t have the resources to supply pcs with the legislation behind every law there is (and sarcastically said they weren t able to supply every officer with a laptop-to which I ((sarcastically)) replied they didn t need to-just supply each officer with the 4 pages of wisdom and reason that the document contains-lost on him!! Kent police very underfunded-don t i realise that !!! AARRRGGGHHH!!!So am I, I said, but would they accept that as a reasoned argument if I decided to clear several shelves of the local co op in order to sell it on and pay some bills!!! Hmm said the officer- you have an answer for everything don t you-maybe that s why the original officer took on a sarcastic manner with you. I give up.

[JonCris]

By sending a Sergeant they are trying to keep it low key. Don't let them get away with it

 

You must escalate your complaint & ensure it goes higher up the food chain. Write to the Chief Constable & tell him what happened & the way your compliant has subsequently been dealt with & the remarks made by the sergeant

 

Also please ensure your never alone with a police officer under such circumstances again. If they arrive unannounced turn them away & ask that they only call by appointment & that way you can arrange to have someone present

 

Believe me they won't be half as cocky if there's a witness

 

It's also important to make contemporaneous notes

Edited October 23, 2008 by JonCris

[louloubella73]

Hi, thanks for the reply

He said he was an inspector, he did ring to say he d be calling and brought a pc with him (very young, and appeared bored to the point of being almost comatose-was watching (silent)tom and jerry on my tv with much more interest than any conversation going on !)

[JonCris]

OK when it happens again make sure you have 1 or 2 adults with you who can witness what takes place & is said

[louloubella73]

OK when it happens again make sure you have 1 or 2 adults with you who can witness what takes place & is said

 

 

Yes, I will. Don t get me wrong the officer wasn t blatantly rude and offensive, on the contrary he was outwardly very charming and dressed a lot of his negative comments towards me up in a joking manner, which ,unfortunately for him, I could see through which is what I think he didn t like-I got the feeling he was unused to having his comments challenged by anyone

[JonCris]

They never are love.

 

They think if they act friendly they'll get away with it but believe me he meant every word of it

[JonCris]

Go here Cut & Paste it ALL into your browser

 

www.dca.gov.uk/consult/bailiff/bannd1fr.htm

[louloubella73]

Thanks for that, very appreciated.