David Ford v Sir Paul Condon (Commissioner Metropolitan Police)


I instructed my solicitor to get the Police to return my bonds and he was told that he would have to take the Police to court to get them back. It has been 16 months since the bonds were taken unlawfully from my home and no charges have been levelled at me in respect of the bonds. My solicitor now has been offered approximately half the bonds back. Where are the rest? I can prove how many were taken and I shall be asking for full interest on those bonds at a high rate. I must state that in this incident the officers involved in my arrest, apart from breaking down my door, were a credit to the force and I have no quarrel with them. It appears to me that it is more senior officers in the force who are corrupt and malicious.

Sir Paul Condon, because of your lack of action in bringing to justice those officers in your force (the names of whom you have), you have brought yourself into these conspiracies. I feel that you are unsuitable to hold a warrant card much less your role as Commissioner of Police and a Knight of the Realm. A person who holds such a position as yourself should be beyond reproach which you are clearly not. If you have any respect for justice you will meet me in court and answer these charges.

I would like to state that on the whole I feel the Police do an extremely difficult job well and that the normal "officer on the beat" should be praised for putting themselves in the frontline on our behalf. My fight is with those officers who misuse their authority and these persons should not be allowed to sully the good names of the honest officers in the force.

Due to the limitations on space this is just a brief outline of my case and I hold much more evidence of Police corruption and conspiracies by senior officers in the Metropolitan Police . It is unfortunate that I am unable to show it all here, due to lack of space and the fact that if I present all my evidence here the Police will only conspire even further to pervert the course of justice.

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