This email explains how false police intelligence misled Haringey Council’s ASBAT and exposed us to three years of anti‑social behaviour. It identifies the specific false information that triggered the harm.
Download PDFThis document shows partial redactions to Crimint entries. It contains no admission of misconduct by PC Martin and does not address the harm we suffered. It includes the amended Crimint extracts.
Download PDFThe Information Commissioner ruled that the Metropolitan Police Service breached the Data Protection Act 2018 by processing inaccurate personal data about Dorota in Crimint 00326717.
Download PDF Download PDFThe following materials contain highly defamatory and false personal data about my wife. To protect her dignity and privacy, they are not published online. They can be shared confidentially with accredited journalists.
The police admitted liability only for DI Speed’s failure and offered £6,000. They made no admission of liability for the defamatory data created by PC Martin and did not investigate his conduct.
These emails describe coercion by our former solicitor to accept £6,000 as a full settlement. We refused and asked the police to settle directly with us regarding the defamatory content.
Requested settlement of the defamatory content following the ICO decision.
Refused to engage, citing the earlier settlement.
These letters request intervention, accountability, and a proper investigation into the creation and use of the defamatory personal data.
Additional evidence—including the full defamatory entries from Crimint 00326717, internal police reports, and correspondence with oversight bodies—is available to accredited journalists on request.
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