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Mr Simon Cordell will also state; that he attended the premises of (1 Falcon Park), this was
due to police involvement in what he understood to be a private house party, after he was
contacted by his friend at the time of; 01:00am.”
Mr Simon Cordell will sate; “that he was travelling that day in his vehicle for 2 hours of the 5
hours 15 mins before arrival to (1 Falcon park and arrived at around 03:00, as Mr Simon
Cordell was asked to collect his equipment by the hirer.
Mr Simon Cordell will then State; that he went home by 05:15 hours and was told by police
to collect his equipment at a later date, to which he did do.
At no point is Mr Simon Cordell being accused of acting in an anti-social manner on the
20:06:14 within the ASBO application.
There are no Cad numbers in the applicant’s application in regard to 1 Falcon park.
There are no 999 calls relating to alarm harm and distress.
Mr Simon Cordell has never been arrested for any incident, relating to l. Falcon park, as he
had no involvement in the organization of any rave or private party on this date.
Carpet Right 19th 07 14 Duty officer
Statement made dated 15/08/2014
States, On Saturday 19th July 2014 he was on active duty as an officer for Enfield borough.
At 2210hrs
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 a total of 70 days after said
incident, why would there be such a need.
Doglas Skinner states; 20 people pulling into an estate, the information thought was the 20
people were trying to set up a rave.
Mr Simon Cordell states: “At no point was he one of the 20 people talked about and that he
did not take part in organising of any event on the19th or 20th July 2014 nor did he supply
any equipment.
Mr Simon Cordell will state; “that he did not attend the occupied premises to rave. In fact,
he pulled over because he sees a friend being detained outside carpet right and at this time he
had been helping with food and washing clothes with a lot of homeless people in and around
London.”
The CAD number of the call that came in referred to in his statement to 20 people pulling
into an estate, the caller states 20 males and females all white people and the address are
listed in the CAD, with names and DVLA records of vehicles.
Doglas Skinner states: “The crowd was by an empty building called carpet right and had
gained entry to the rear premises.”
Mr Simon Cordell will state; “If the building had not been occupied under section 144
LASPO and being lived in as a place of residence the 20 people seen and contained in the
premises would have been arrested for trespassing or burglary and was not in fact arrested.
Mr Simon Cordell will state; “that he was arrested outside the old carpet right and had
taking no part in any activity that happened in the premises of the old carpet right 198 Great
Cambridge Road Enfield Town En1 LUJ.”
Mr Simon Cordell will state; "At no point was he one of the people or vans referred to on
the land of carpet right or was he attending a rave, neither was he acting in an Anti-Social
Manner in reference to pages 295 to 296 of the first applicants bundle."
Doglas Skinner states: “That he sent officers to the scene to stop anyone else gaining entry to
the premises. “This was the 1st set of officers sent to the old carpet right 198 Great
Cambridge Road Enfield Town EN1 LUJ, pc Doglas Skinner: Made his way to the scene.
"The 2nd set of officers who attended the scene was Doglas Skinner Duty officer."
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