Mr
William Brian Freeman (fka Brian Pead)
Lambeth Council
1.
I
believe that Mr and Mrs Fulcher and Mr Ecclestone have been fortunate in
gaining access to a considerable number of documents in respect of Mr Pead’s
unlawful dismissal from Lambeth Council.
2.
I
believe that it is evident that Mr Pead was unlawfully dismissed by the Council
after being instructed by his line manager to remove a female supply teacher
for grooming pupils in the school he was running.
3.
I
believe that it is evident that he was running the pupil referral unit extremely
well prior to his dismissal, as evidenced in an email from Nadia Al-Khudhairy
of King’s College, London.
4.
I
believe that the female teacher – Maryn Murray – needs to be arrested on the
grounds of child grooming and perverting the course of justice by making false
representations to the local authority.
5.
I
believe that Barry Gilhooly – Mr Pead’s line manager – should answer to a
charge of perverting the course of justice and misconduct in public office.
6.
I
believe that Cathy Twist of Lambeth Council should answer to a charge of perverting
the course of justice and misconduct in public office.
7.
I
believe that Phyllis Dunipace, OBE (formerly of Lambeth Council) should answer
to a charge of perverting the course of justice and misconduct in public
office.
8.
I
believe that Judith Hare of Lambeth Council should answer to a charge of
perverting the course of justice and misconduct in public office.
9.
I
believe that Anya Hiley of Lambeth Council and the Connexions Service should
answer to a charge of perverting the course of justice and misconduct in public
office.
10.
I
believe that Glenice Lake of Lambeth Council should answer to a charge of
perverting the course of justice and misconduct in public office.
11.
I
believe that Beverley Williams should answer to a charge of perverting the
course of justice and misconduct in public office.
12.
I
believe that Annabel Field (formerly of Lambeth Council) should answer to a
charge of perverting the course of justice and misrepresentation.
13.
I
believe that Mrs Anne Martin (an employment tribunal judge) should answer to a
charge of perverting the course of justice and misconduct in public office.
14.
I
believe that an email I have seen from Alex Passman to Michael Bird of Invenire
Press in which he stated: “...I have received the book [from Hillsborough to
Lambeth] and agree that the sections in which I am mentioned gives an accurate
description of the events...” is a bona
fide email.
15.
Mr
Passman – an award-winning lawyer – had told Mr Pead that he was “being set up
by Lambeth”.
FALSE ARREST, FALSE IMPRISONMENT
20 MAY 2008
16.
I
believe that, from evidence I have seen, I was unlawfully arrested on 20 May
2008, that my house was the subject of an unlawful search without a warrant and
that I was charged with an offence of exposure when it was clear on 20 May 2008
that I could not possibly be guilty of such a crime.
17.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen that I was subjected to false
imprisonment on this same day.
UNLAWFUL STOP AND SEARCH
2 JUNE 2008
18.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen, that I was subject to an unlawful stop
and search on 2 June 2008 at New Eltham Railway station in Kent.
19.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen that my laptop bag was unlawfully searched
without my consent.
20.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen that I was subject to a campaign of
harassment against me by the Metropolitan Police Service and that this campaign
has continued to the present day.
FALSE ARREST, FALSE IMPRISONMENT
4 JUNE 2008
21.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen that I was subjected to an unlawful
arrest on 4 June 2008 in my own home.
22.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen that a friend of mine was refused entry
to my house in contravention of PACE Regulations.
23.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen that my house was subjected to an
unlawful search.
24.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen that I was falsely imprisoned in my own
home and subsequently at Charing Cross police station on 4 June 2008.
UNLAWFUL DISMISSAL BY OFF CENTRE
13 JUNE 2008
25.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen that I was unlawfully dismissed by
Nicola Noone of Off Centre and that Ms Noone had failed to conduct a thorough
investigation into my unlawful arrest.
26.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen that Ms Noone failed to contact Geoffrey
Bacon, whose contact details were provided to her by me in front of my witness
Maya Walker and she was also informed that Mr Bacon was a Witness as to Fact.
27.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen that Ms Noone committed perjury at the
trial in Southwark Crown Court in December 2009.
28.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen that Ms Noone instructed staff at Off
Centre to ignore my requests for information and, in so doing, she perverted
the course of justice.
29.
I
believe from evidence that I have seen that Ms Noone was cognisant of the fact
that I had been undertaking research into child sex abuse but that she
knowingly failed to inform a jury at Southwark Crown Court. I believe that she
knew that I had specifically been on a weekend course called Survivors of Sexual Abuse on 2 and 3
February 2008 at the Centre for Professional and Personal Development in
Hornsey, north London and that I had specifically undertaken staff training to
staff at Off Centre and Sub19 on 28 March 2008. I believe that this training is
recorded in Maya Walker’s work diary and in the Off Centre Time Off In Lieu
(TOIL) diary.
30.
I
believe that Ms Noone has a case to answer for perverting the course of justice
and committing perjury in December 2009 because she knew of the facts above and
she failed to inform the Court.
ILLEGAL HOUSE SEARCH, ILLEGAL SEIZURE OF
COMPUTER, FALSE REPRESENTATION, BREACHES OF COMPUTER MISUSE ACT 1990
31 July 2008
31.
From
evidence that I have seen I believe that Mr Geoffrey Bacon has stated that DC
Julia Godfrey and DS Jason Tunn unlawfully seized a computer from his bedroom
on 31 July 2008.
32.
From evidence that I have seen I believe that
DC Rebecca Hall was complicit in these criminal activities.
33.
From
evidence that I have seen I believe that evidence showing my innocence in an
impending criminal trial was wiped off the hard drive of the computer belonging
to Mr Bacon.
34.
I
believe this because I have read Mr Bacon’s witness statement and because Mr
Bacon is a man of integrity and he has been cleared by the Home Office to work
in police stations, royal and governmental buildings. I also believe it because
I had used Mr Bacon’s computer on 15 May 2008, a fact corroborated by Mr
Geoffrey Bacon and Mr Roy Bacon.
35.
From
evidence that I have seen I believe that neither Mr Roy Bacon nor Mr Geoffrey
Bacon were made aware of the reason for a house search.
36.
From
evidence that I have seen I believe that the Bacons were not allowed a friend
or relative present during the search.
37.
From
evidence that I have seen I believe that the computer was removed from Mr
Bacon’s bedroom without a copy of the hard drive being made as is required
under PACE.
38.
From
evidence that I have seen I believe that the computer was removed without being
placed in an evidence bag.
39.
From
evidence that I have seen I believe that there was no chain of custody relating
to that computer.
40.
From
evidence that I have seen I believe that the computer was returned four months
later and that the hard drive had been burnt out.
41.
From
evidence that I have seen I believe that when it was returned, no signature was
required for its return as is required under PACE.
42.
From
evidence that I have seen I believe that the search of the house on 31 July
2008 lasted for only 10 (ten) minutes.
43.
I
believe that this was an improper house search.
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