Showing posts with label home office. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home office. Show all posts

Saturday, 18 October 2014

ROTHERHAM CHILDREN ABUSE FILES GONE "MISSING"


ROTHERHAM TOWN HALL
This is a greatest insult to the 1,400 children being abused by vile men. Apparently the locks had not been tampered with and therefore it points to an inside job. It adds to the other files gone missing within the Home Office of a sex ring within the Parliament. PM David Cameron is still looking for it. It was handed in during Margaret Thatcher’s time to the Home Office Secretary Leon Brittan.

These missing documents were reports from 2002 – 2012.  If the police done their jobs from the start many children would have been saved from the ordeal. These people who are responsible to let it run on for 16 years have no idea what it means for a child to be raped and definitely did not care. There must have been some devastating evidence in in those files to go the length to remove it; they certainly did even one better by it. There must be a very vile group involved in all of this to hurt these victims all over again and just to protect themselves.

As for the Home Office Secretary Theresa May shouting for an inquiry and yet another inquiry which always cost the taxpayers a lot of money while every body earns on it and not one inquiry resulted yet into the truth, is a waste of time and money. Instead of hand it over to the police and give them a free hand, yes a free hand. She has not yet found the “missing” files which had gone "missing" from her own backyard from Leon Brittan’s time.

Another failed promise from PM David Cameron --  Transparency.

At Rotherham Borough Council and Police there seemed to be one scandal after another emerging and as the MPs pointed out, only too rightly, that is looks another cover-up. An appalling situation presented to the public who do not accept any excuses any more.

Rotherham council leader Paul Lakin said: “He had asked for a through internal investigation into the missing file." These 1,400 victims deserve justice tone.

And a South Yorkshire Police spokesman added: “The force accepts and will implement the recommendations and conclusions from the select committee report and already commissioned an independent investigation into child sexual exploitation.”

Home Office spokesmen said: “Mrs May has been very clear that what happened in Rotherham amounted to a total dereliction of duty by the authorities. The Home Secretary is leading cross-government work to learn the lessons of Rotherham and has written to all chief constables stressing the highest standard must be met in tackling child sexual exploitation. She also made it clear that there is a debate to be had on the issue of PCC recall.” Does the Home Secretary Theresa May get anything ever right? Her record is not great.

The public heard all those “fine” words before whenever there is a scandal and wewill hear them again the next time but there has never been any improvement. It is a shame but has to be said that the public lost all belief in this Government and police.

A child abuse of over 1.400 lasting 16 years and now to crown it all the files gone “missing” is beyond any acceptance.
 

Source: Daily Mirror


Saturday, 3 August 2013

TOP POLICE CHIEF RESIGNS IN CORPORATION HACKING SCANDAL


SIR  IAN  ANDREWS
Due to the alleged phone hacking scandal of journalists and newspaper it emerged that big corporation like insurance, finance and lawyers were using private investigators which do not always use legal method to get information.

Top police official at the centre of the corporation hacking scandal was forced to resign because he has link to a big investigations company.  Sir Ian Andrews’ wife Moira is head lawyer at international security firm Good Governance Group.  Furthermore the Serious Organised Crime Agency chairman made public Sir Ian was a director of Abis Partnership, a legal and management consultancy they own together.  This non-disclosure does not give great credibility to the Serious Organisation Crime Agency open and honest work.
Sir Ian has therefore committed a major potential conflict of interest. He was already under great pressure because he refused to make 102 big-name companies and celebrities public. They are guilty of using dodgy private investigators. MPs who were demanding the release of these 102 names are hoping now, after the resignation of Sir Ian, it will be done by the new police chief.

The Home Affairs Select Committee demands further an explanation why SOCA kept the list of blue-chip firms for five years without any investigation and at the same time crucifying newspaper and journalists for hacking.

Sir Ian stated that he was always avoiding any conflicts of interests throughout his 40 years of public service. He admits it is inexcusable.  SOCA and the Home Office stated that Sir Ian resignation had nothing to do with the hacking controversy.

Since Sir Ian was the chairman of Serious Organised Crime Agency since 2009 forgive me for saying it is incredible he was not aware that he preached serious Whitehall rules.  He surely was aware that SOCA code demands that all directors’ interests are declared. In not doing so and having to resign on this ground only he gave SOCA a bad name. An organisation purposely established to investigate Serious Organised Crime and yet the top police chief is a director of Abis Partnership, a legal and management consultancy. 
So far the Laws is the moment police officers resign or retire they cannot be held responsible for the crime or wrong doing they committed.  This is most properly also the reason why Sir Ian resigns so suddenly.