UPDATE: Now I have been arrested!!
Apparently, it now seems that a blind vulnerable person is guilty of stalking and harassing a young fit builder - ie the guy who has been attacking me for the last 2 years, is "somehow" in fear and distress caused by my existence.
Yet again, it was the same officer at Cannon Hill SNT who is trying to bully me into dropping charges against my attacker and who has been banned from my home, and who arrived, mob handed, first thing in the morning on Friday 13th, before I had had chance to take my medication.
It will be no surprise to you to know that I immediately suffered one of my seizures, and was unaware of what was going on until the ambulance arrived 45 minutes later.
The officer refused to allow my father/carer to give me the prescribed medication and forced him to watch me suffer for that time, with my convulsions causing actual physical harm, while all nine officers just stood around. No reason was given why an arrest was necessary, let alone where PACE allows the arrest of an unconscious victim.
I spent 6 hours at A&E, during an ambulance strike when the NHS had so much else to do, and 9 police officers were off the street who should have been out there protecting the public.
Two officers never left my side throughout - apparently, a blind and unconscious person is a flight risk! I came home eventually to find my phone, with all my accessibility software, and my only authorised connections with the outside world, had been confiscated along with any other technology they could find (which is why this update has had to be typed and uploaded for me by my carer).
I am effectively imprisoned at home because of this.
I am told PACE was ignored and they are now even trying to prevent my father/carer being in attendance at the formal interview at Kingston on Thursday 19 Jan at 10 AM.
If an SNT team can do this sort of harm to me, through clear lack of controls and supervision, no wonder rogue officers have got away with what they do to women and vulnerable adults for so long, and the Home Secretary has to apologise for them in Parliament.