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So with this all explained he was couscous to open the door as he approached the door with
caution of un-expected visitors he looked into the keyhole on his front door,
He could see it was the police through his keyhole. He asked them without opening the door
what was wanted of him, they said they needed to talk to him. At this point Mr. Simon
Cordell opened his door a little to see what the police wanted to talk to him about, once the
door was opened a little they then said to him that they wanted to serve some documents on
him at which point Mr. Simon Cordell replied he was not willing to accept anything and
closed the door.
Upon closing his close he told the police he was not being rude but he was not willing to
accept receipt of any documents due to him having learning difficulties as noted on the police
national police system and other governing services, which he then heard the lady police
officer say through the closed door I was again looking through the keyhole watching what
the police officers was doing I heard the " Lady police office say what should we do to the
man police officer said just put it on the floor in front of
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the door and he took some letters from the lady police officer and posted them into my letter
box"
The Man police officer posted 4 pages of papers in Mr. Simon Cordell letter box and the lady
police officer put a large blue file on Mr. Simon Cordell front door step outside.
My son then called me and told me what had happened but due to a death in the family I was
unable to attend his address until today the 13/09/2014 when I got to Mr. Simon Cordell
address I saw the blue folder that the police had left at his front door which was in plan view
of anyone. It had been opened and left opened so anyone could have looked into it.
I was shocked to see that inside the document there was full details of Mr. Simon Cordell and
also other people names under the data protection act the police should have never left this
folder outside Mr. Simon Cordell address which would give anyone access to it.
I am going to the police station to hand this back to them as it was never served on Mr.
Simon Cordell and he will not accept it from the police. I am not sure if any papers are
missing from the folder Cl. I said it 'was opened on the floor when got there.
I believe that the police when Mr. Simon Cordell did not accept the documents they should
have took them back with them and arranged for signed delivery or tried to again serve them
on Mr. Simon Cordell as the file is far too big to put into a letter box. This is also a complaint
due to the data protection issues that the police could have avoided by not leaving the folder
on a doorstep that anyone had access to. The folder would have never fitted in a letter box
and I do not feel that the police putting 4 bits of paper in a letter box is serving anyone the
full paper work which should have been done and not just left it on the door step for anyone
to see and read and take data out of it if they so wished, this is a beach of the data protection
act.
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UP TO HERE all police BOOKs are done THEN 13 THAT ARE MISSING BECAUSE
OF MY COMPUTER YOU HAVE.
BOOK 13
Doglas Skinner made his first statement 29 days after the 7th June. and has made additions
to his statements 3 months 4 days after. In total 4 month 5 days ==70 days after.
Take note to the three misleading facts Mr Simon Cordell has highlighted facts that he
believes are of key relevance to his innocents in the ASBO application presented made by
Doglas
Doglas Skinner: