The evidence I rely upon was submitted to_____________________________
Police Station by The UK Freedom Alliance on the____/____/2021

Signed and dated.

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The UK Freedom Alliance
Guide to filing a mass criminal complaint.
(Part 3)

Advice to Complainants on keeping safe from police harassment on 20th March 2021
Useful to carry at all times

As a victim of crime in the United Kingdom you have a right to attend the police station to report a crime, to ask the police to investigate the crime and to stop those responsible for continuing to cause you harm, injury or loss to you or damage to your property.

There must be no violence or threat of violence, remain calm, respectful and respectable at all times, be polite, kind and thoughtful and remember you are a victim of crime not attending a protest or part of a violent mob. The police’s job is to protect you from harm, injury or loss.

You can report a crime to any police officer you encounter on the street, make sure you get their name, collar number, the police station where they work and a telephone number or email address for contact. This may not always be practical you may be directed to a nearby station.

1. Police have no powers to ask you to account for your movements under the Coronavirus Act.
Section 3.5 article 9024 parliamentary library February 26th 2021

https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cbp-9024/

3.5 Lack of stop and account powers.
The police sometimes conduct a ‘stop and account’ where they stop a member of the public and ask them what they are doing. There is no police power to conduct a stop and account and coronavirus restrictions regulations do not (and never have) provided for one.
Members of the public are under no obligation to answer an officer’s questions during a stop and account. They can remain silent if they do not wish to cooperate.

2. there is no legal obligation for any person to provide their name or address to the police.
Neale V DPP February 23rd 2021 at Cardiff High Court Judge Mrs Justice Steyn and Judge Lord Justice Dingemans ruled.

https://www.bindmans.com/news/neale-v-dpp-the-right-to-silence-citizens-duties-and-coronavirus-regulations

• the Appellant was not under a statutory obligation pursuant to the Coronavirus Regulations to give his name and address to the police – the Coronavirus Regulations do not expressly create such an obligation;
• the absence of an express obligation to give a name and address in the Coronavirus Regulations powerfully demonstrates that it does not exist;

3, if the police suspect you of causing harm, injury, loss to a person or damage to their property or suspect you of causing or about to cause a breach of the peace they have powers to arrest you. Failure to provide your name and address where a criminal offence is suspected can lead to your arrest.
If you have not caused harm, injury, loss or damage or a breach of the peace you are not obliged to talk to, engage with or remain with the police once this has been established. Also remembering you have a right to remain silent and do not have to speak.

4, the police must investigate allegations of crime, as stated in,
Commissioner of The Metropolitan Police V DSD Supreme Court 2018 UKSC 11 presided over by Lord Neuberger.

https://www.supremecourt.uk/cases/docs/uksc-2015-0166-judgment.pdf
Minimum standards are expected and must be adhered to by the state and the police so that citizens are protected from really serious harm and proper steps must be taken to bring those responsible to justice.

The courts ruled The Metropolitan Police failed to carry out a sufficient investigation and therefore compensation was awarded to the two complainants/victims.

5, National crime recording standards, Vision and general principles, Page 3,

1. Aims,
• To promote accurate and consistent crime recording between police forces; and
• To take a victim oriented approach to crime recording.

2. General Principles,

The Standard directs a victim focused approach to crime recording. The intention is that victims are believed and benefit from statutory entitlements under the Code of Practice for Victims of Crime (CPVC). This seeks to ensure that those reporting crimes will be treated with empathy and their allegations will be taken seriously. Any investigation which follows is then taken forward with an open mind to establish the truth. added September 2019.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/940262/count-general-nov-2020.pdf#page9

6, Article 11 of the European Convention of Human Rights
A right to the freedom of peaceful assembly and association including protests.

The European Convention of Human Rights is fully compatible in British law and in the British courts. Public bodies must respect those rights, public bodies such as the courts, the police, public authorities, hospitals and schools. These rights remain intact, absolute and cannot be superseded or undermined by the Coronavirus Act 2020.

https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/en/human-rights/human-rights-act



7, section 163 of the road traffic act 1988.
A police officer in uniform can stop any vehicle on a road at any time.

The officer can request to see your valid licence, insurance and MOT.
Always carry your insurance, MOT and licence, unless you are suspected of an offence hand all three documents to the police. You do not need to speak or answer any questions, you do not need to exit the car or sit in the police car. Once the officer has checked your documents are in order you are free to go.
Where you’re going and why is private and only divulge this if you wish to do so.

By carrying your documents and showing them to the police you have fully complied with the RTA legislation and there is no need or any legal obligation for you to speak.

8, Unalienable Rights.
They cannot be taken away and no government or police officer can alter, remove or diminish them. These rights are afforded to every man, woman and child as is their sovereign right and existed before the state, the police or government.

9, Home office crime recording rules and guidelines for all Police Forces April 2020.

https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/940262/count-general-nov-2020.pdf#page9

Section D page 21,
The general rule of one crime per victim applies to crimes with specific, intended or identifiable victims.

Section G page 24, location of crimes
At the time the report is received by the police the location of the suspect(s) at the time of the offence is clearly evidenced:
The crime will be recorded as having occurred at that location.

The offenders are in London, therefore The Metropolitan Police are to record and investigate the crimes. Humberside, Sussex, West Mercia and West Midlands Police have previously directed victims to contact The Metropolitan police. Previous reporting of crimes by email to The Metropolitan Police remain unanswered. Greater Manchester and West Midlands Police are in special measures for failing to record thousands of crimes. As a victim of crime attending The Metropolitan Police in person is deemed to be the most appropriate and justified option available.

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Good morning everyone, woke up still on a high from such an uplifting day yesterday. This morning we at the UK Freedom Alliance are going to be celebrating yesterday, please send in all your photographs and videos. But after lunch we are going to be concentrating on the business of our Criminal Complaint Initiative.
Yesterday despite the best efforts of the police to frustrate and stop us from placing it, advertising it and then collecting the complaints it i am pleased to announce that the mass Criminal Complaint against the U.K. government was successfully submitted yesterday at Charing Cross Police Station in London. Supporting evidence pertaining to the crimes of Misfeasance and misconduct in public office totalling 815 pages.
Submitted by Michael Stott World Freedom Alliance and Jon Miller (UKFA).

For those people who wish to make a criminal complaint that didn’t or couldn’t submit on the day, you can now fill in the pro forma below and send it by post, I suggest recorded delivery to.

PC AW 3475 Mander.
Charing Cross Police Station
Agar Street
Charing Cross
London
WC2N 4JP

Thank you to all involved, all victims get sending ASAP. Please remember we are all victims!!!

For all other information and follow up details and updates please go to The U.K. Freedom Alliance website. Theukfreedomalliance.co.uk and this facebook group
We will be publishing the full details of the mass Criminal Complaint and the law about it later this afternoon on this group and the website.


https://www.facebook.com/groups/theukfreedomalliance.co.uk/?ref=share

Good morning everyone, woke up still on a high from such an uplifting day yesterday. This morning we at the UK Freedom Alliance are going to be celebrating yesterday, please send in all your photographs and videos. But after lunch we are going to be concentrating on the business of our Criminal Complaint Initiative.
Yesterday despite the best efforts of the police to frustrate and stop us from placing it, advertising it and then collecting the complaints it i am pleased to announce that the mass Criminal Complaint against the U.K. government was successfully submitted yesterday at Charing Cross Police Station in London. Supporting evidence pertaining to the crimes of Misfeasance and misconduct in public office totalling 815 pages.
Submitted by Michael Stott World Freedom Alliance and Jon Miller (UKFA).

For those people who wish to make a criminal complaint that didn’t or couldn’t submit on the day, you can now fill in the pro forma below and send it by post, I suggest recorded delivery to.

PC AW 3475 Mander.
Charing Cross Police Station
Agar Street
Charing Cross
London
WC2N 4JP

Thank you to all involved, all victims get sending ASAP. Please remember we are all victims!!!

For all other information and follow up details and updates please go to The U.K. Freedom Alliance website. Theukfreedomalliance.co.uk and this facebook group
We will be publishing the full details of the mass Criminal Complaint and the law about it later this afternoon on this group and the website.


https://www.facebook.com/groups/theukfreedomalliance.co.uk/?ref=share

DOCTOR SUSPENDED BY MEDICAL COUNCIL SAYS POSTMORTEMS SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT ON COVID RELATED DEATHS

The Irish Times reports today that Dr Gerard Waters a Co Kildare GP who refused to administer Covid-19 vaccines to his patients has been suspended by the Medical Council.

Dr Waters, a GP at the Whitethorn Clinic in Celbridge, last month told RTÉ Radio One’s Liveline programme that he was a “conscientious objector” to the Covid-19 vaccine and would not be recommending it to his patients.

He later told The Irish Times he would not administer the vaccine on the basis that he believed it was untrustworthy and unnecessary.

“My problem primarily is that I don’t think the pathogenicity of Covid is sufficiently severe to a) cause lockdowns or b) use a messenger RNA [vaccine],” he said as he expressed concern over the safety of the shots.

Following his comments, the Medical Council used its powers under the Medical Practitioners Act 2007 to make an ex parte application to the High Court for his suspension.

The hearing was heard in camera, in keeping with the legislative provision that the application can be heard “otherwise than in public” unless the court determines differently.

In playing down the severity of the virus last month, Dr Waters said questions remained as to why children did not die and that he did not know anyone who had died from it.

He said postmortems should have been carried out on everyone whose death was linked to Covid-19.

He also confirmed he did not refer patients for Covid-19 tests.

“I have decided not to get involved with the whole thing from the beginning,” he said.

A Medical Council spokesman said it had written to “a number” of individual doctors directly, reminding them of their ethical duty on matters relating to Covid-19.

Full report https://www.irishtimes.com/news/health/gp-suspended-by-medical-council-over-refusal-to-give-covid-19-vaccine-1.4516239?mode=amp&localLinksEnabled=false