11
April 2013
1.
From
evidence that I have seen, I believe that Ms Addy was instrumental in
conducting a case against Mr Pead to recover the cost of the Committal Hearing
in which Mr Pead was sent to prison. I believe the sum she attempted to recover
was in the region of £24,000.
2.
From
evidence that I have seen, I believe that Mr Pead paid the costs.
APPLICATION
TO STRIKE OUT LAMBETH’S CLAIM OF HARASSMENT AGAINST MR PEAD
and
PINSENT
MASONS APPLICATION TO STRIKE OUT MR PEAD’S LEGITIMATE CLAIM AGAINST LAMBETH
COUNCIL
at the
ROYAL
COURTS OF JUSTICE, LONDON
16
July 2013
3.
On
16 July 2013, I attended the Royal Courts of Justice in London with Brian Pead,
and I acted as his McKenzie Friend.
4.
During
this meeting, I heard Ms Addy, of One Brick Court, apply for a permanent
gagging order against Mr Pead.
5.
From
the evidence that I have seen, and from my discussions with Mr Brian Pead, it
is my belief that he is a danger to a large number of solicitors, barristers
and police officers.
6.
From
the evidence that I have seen, I believe that the police will stop at nothing
to disrupt Mr Pead’s life; that they will arrest him on spurious grounds; that
they will falsely imprison him without lawful excuse; that they will defame him
at every opportunity and that they will promulgate disinformation about him to
the world via the medium of the internet and through other media sources.
OFFER TO SETTLE
25 July 2013
7.
From
the evidence that I have seen, I believe that Brian Pead sent a letter to
Pinsent Masons, stating that he would settle his legitimate claim against
Lambeth Council and bear in mind that they had applied for a permanent gagging
order on him for the rest of his life, in which he made an Offer to Settle.
8.
From
the evidence that I have seen, I believe that Pinsent Masons declined the
offer.
UNLAWFUL ARREST; FALSE IMPRISONMENT;
METER READING AT RAMBLEWOOD FARM BY E.ON
1 August 2013
9.
At
approximately 9.30am on 1 August 2013, a car drove illegally on to our private
land.
10.
The
driver and one other occupant had ignored several signs which declared “Private
Lane”, “Dangerous Bull”, “Disease Prevention Area”, “Farm Rules” and the terms
and conditions of Mr LRV Fulcher.
11.
The
driver (a female) and the other occupant (a male) knocked at the front door.
12.
They
failed to show identification and claimed that they were “from E.ON” and that
they had come to read the meter.
13.
The
meter is in a locked shed because it carries high-voltage 3-phase electricity.
I am the only person with a key.
14.
I
noted that the car was a red Ford Focus, but it did not have the E.ON logo on
it.
15.
Despite
claiming to be representatives from E.ON, I noticed that neither of the two
trespassers had a hand-held terminal (hereinafter “HHT”) with them.
16.
Both
operatives were wearing red fleece jackets on a hot August morning. I believe
that this was odd.
17.
I
believe that the jackets were concealing recording equipment and that I was
unlawfully recorded without my knowledge or consent.
18.
I
asked to see their identification, but they did not have any. This caused me to
become highly suspicious of them.
19.
My
friend, William Brian Freeman, who is known to me as ‘Brian’, was also present
and he also asked for identification. At this point, the female driver said
“Oh, we’ll just go then.”
20.
I
started to take photographs of the two operatives and their car.
21.
At
this point, the two operatives covered their faces with their jackets.
22.
The
female driver drove off at high speed and drove onto a gate which had a wheel
on it to assist the opening and closing of such a gate.
23.
I
called the police to report trespass, criminal damage and impersonation of E.ON
personnel.
24.
The
police arrived within ten (10) minutes. Two cars arrived and three officers.
25.
I
believe that two of the officers (males) were carrying firearms. The female
officer (purporting to be the wife of one of the male officers) did not carry a
firearm.
26.
From
information that I gleaned later, it appears that the female driver had also
called the police.
27.
From
the evidence of my own eyes, and from photographic evidence that I took on the
day, the police officers interfered with the scene of a crime.
28.
From
the evidence of my own eyes and photographic evidence, I believe that the
police officers are guilty of interfering with a crime scene and obstructing
justice.
29.
I
believe that the police officers are guilty of perverting the course of
justice.
30.
From
the evidence of my own eyes, I saw my friend, Brian Pead (known to me as William
Brian Freeman) falsely arrested on the grounds of criminal damage to the Ford
Focus.
31.
I
have examined the wording of the law on Criminal Damage and find it ridiculous
that he should have been charged.
32.
From
the evidence of my own eyes and from photographic evidence, I saw handcuffs
being fitted to Brian’s hands behind his back far too tightly.
33.
I
heard Brian Pead say on three separate occasions words similar to the
following: “...The handcuffs are far too tight. They are cutting into my
wrists. I have two broken ribs. My medical records show this. Please loosen the
cuffs. Please do not cuff my arms behind my back because I have two broken
ribs...”
34.
I was upset by the brutal treatment that my
friend received.
35.
Brian
Pead was handcuffed and left in the hot sun without any water. He was then
forced to ask me to get some bottled water from the fridge, which I gave to
him.
36.
Eventually
Brian was transported to the Police Investigation Centre (hereinafter “the
PIC”) in a van along a very bumpy country track. With no support in the van and
nothing to hold on to, he was bouncing around in the vehicle which, I believe,
caused further damage to his broken ribs.
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