Petition updateFor the protection of women & the disabled, abolish "safer neighbourhood" policing!

It looks like some progress in the right sort of direction

Michael HartMORDEN, ENG, United Kingdom
Feb 6, 2023

I have just come across  http://sheprotectsherself.org - we are not alone in this fight!

This rotten system is damaging everybody, some disproportionately more than others, but everybody is suffering in different ways.

I don't which care if this fi.ght takes months years or even decades, as we all know, societies only works when old men plant trees, knowing full well they will never sit under the shade they will provide.

Anyway, well worth a visit.

Now, in the meantime, it looks like the latest PC now responsible for prosecuting my aggressor is one of the good guys, and he has promised he is going to prosecute for everything over the last 20 months, not just the latest attacks. 

My fingers are crossed. That said, my father has 'corrected' what was laughingly described as the disclosure document, that PC Young 'produced' to try and justify his attack on me, it reads like something taken straight out of a murder mystery novel. 

The original 6 pages are now 8, and I'm told there is now more red markup than in the original black print.

I am trying to find out if I can republish this, without putting anything at risk, and will let you know, it really is something you have to read for yourself because nothing I can say does it justice.

The most damning things in there are actually the massive gaps his warped and distorted timeline or events, gaps with just so happened to coincide precisely with virtually every attack on me, while leaving in my legal and proportionate responses, taken out of context and neglecting a few important details along with the way.

My father's laptops have been returned, but still no sign of a list of items taken, let alone my £20 note and house key, lying around in a bag, somewhere with my details on it. What could possibly go wrong?

Needless to say I have changed and upgraded all the locks. You know it's true what they say about burglars, it's not just what they take from you, it's also about what they leave behind!

The violation, knowing that strangers have been manhandling through your most personal and private items. 

This isn't just about people with disabilities or other vulnerable groups, this menace to society affects everybody.