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Mr Simon Cordell will state.
From since Simon Cordell was young, he has worked hard to achieve in becoming an
entrepreneur, who just wanted to better himself. He states it has taken him many years to save
and buy what was needed so that he could start his company. He had to start with the help of
his family and help of many others to.
By 2010 he had started to put things in place to achieve his goals he felt that he needed to
start the next steps to precede forward and started plans to build a website.
He ordered his domain name http://toosmooth.co.uk on the 22/07/2010. Him and his mother
was going to try and build the website, but money was an issue, in building the type of
website that was needed and wanted, as this would have cost around £40,000 and funds were
low, the website took much longer than anticipated when planning to build, part of the
reasons was due to Mr Simon Cordell’s mothers health and also partly because of the coding
behind the website, as it was inclusive of 4 databases that was needed for the operations of
the companies objectives. By 2012 the website was coming along and two other domains was
purchased; http://toosmoothentertainment.co.uk and
http://toosmoothentertainment.com 22/05/2012, Too Smooth had started looking ahead to the
summer of 2013 to start bridging out with contacts and doing some unpaid work for the local
community, to get the company name known as a company to be trusted in the working
publics domain, in turn help my local community and achieving some of the goals set. It was
planned to order the company name just before the work started in 2013.
But this could not happen as the police arrested me on another accusation I was charge and
this case lasted over a year, before Mr Simon Cordell was found not guilty by a judge, this
was before the trial representing the ASBO application had started. One of the main problems
was and still is, that had to be addressed was due to errors on Simon’s PNC record. He was
remanded to prison for 2 days, until an application was put in for bail. His bail conditions for
this case were.
The prosecution’s reason for opposing bail was:
Was the possibility of Commit further offences whilst on bail conditions, due to Failure to
surrender being present on Simon Cordell’s criminal recorded and, on the police, national
computer (PNC)
Judge’s decision
BAIL GRANTED WITH THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS.
Surety £1000 from Ms Lorraine Cordell (To be surrendered to the nearest Police Station) -
prior to release from Custody.
Residence @ 109 Burncroft Road, Enfield, EN3 7JQ Not to enter the London Borough of
Southwark Surrender Passport to nearest Police Station Report daily to Edmonton Police
between 1400 - 1600
Curfew 8pm - 6am (doorstep condition - the Defendant should show himself to any officer
upon
Due to the accused charge errors were noticed, the errors noticed are contained within Simon
Cordell’s Criminal recorded, this information is held on the police national computer, such as
the case of Failure to surrender, which was held at City and London Court on the 03/03/2008,
this was also meant to have been taken off all records, inclusive of the PNC, many years
before this case in question had started, as it was noted to be in error in 2009, requests with
proof that this needed to be removed was handed to the relevant departments and it was
agreed that it would be removed as it was there in error. Mr Simon Cordell has never failed to
surrender, so himself and his mother, contacted the court and asked for them to send the
memorandum of conviction from the court, which Miss Cordell Simon’s Mother paid the fee