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Mr Simon Cordell will; dispute that he encouraged a large group of people to break the front
line of the police.”
Mr Simon Cordell will state; “that he did not organise any raves at mill marsh lane.”
Mr Simon Cordell will state; “that Mill Marsh Lane does in fact contain warehouses that
were being occupied under section 144.” (Evidence
Google screen shoots
(Evidence of picture taken at the location)
Mr Simon Cordell will state; “that he did not have Nitrous oxide and was in fact carrying
Co2 Canisters in accordance of the law.”
Mr Simon Cordell will state; “that he was not carry any sound equipment as he was
travelling in his car.”
Statement of Aaron King,
Police officer PS 91YE,
Statement made 15/08/14,
Referring to 9th August 2014 Mill Marsh Lane
Officer Aaron King States: On Saturday 9th August 2014 I was on duty in full uniform
posted as Acting Inspector. Shortly before 223ohrs I was informed via us
GPC that Intel had been received via social media that there was going to be a large illegal
rave somewhere in the region of Millmarsh Lane, Enfield, EN3. I was advised that this was
being advertised on Face book by "Every Decibel Matters" who run unlicensed events.
Mr Simon Cordell will state; “that he understands that information received was by police
via social media, stating that there was going to be a large illegal rave, this was said to be
some were in the region of Mill Marsh Lane, Enfield En3. This intelligence was past to police
Intel Unit public order team, who had been in contact with the director of Every Decibel
matters, prior to the information being pasted on to Aaron King, police had attended a
location and had spoken to members who were intending to hold a private birthday party in
open air in regards to the private birthday party, after taking advise it was then moved into
private air and there was to be no breaches of the licensing act 2003 made.
Mr Simon Cordell will state; “that he was not present at the first location, it then got
stopped and moved to the location in private air mill marsh lane, to which he had no control
over. This was to no arrangement of his.”
Mr Simon Cordell will state; “that he is not a director to Every Decibel Matters Company,
neither was he working for the company name every Decibel Matters on this date.
Officer Aaron King States: At this time, I was in company with P5 Ames 123YE and we
made our way to the location. On route, I informed the control room of what was potentially
occurring and accepted the offer; from some units to attend the location to assist me. On
arrival in Millmarsh" Lane it was obvious that something was about to happen. There were a
number, of groups of teenagers who were milling around clearly looking for something.
Mr Simon Cordell will state; “that he was not one of the people in question; neither did he
take part in any Anti-social behaviour, organising or should he be accountable for other
people’s actions.
Officer Aaron King States: After a brief search I noticed two metal gates next to the
Greggs Factory which suddenly closed as we passed them. We stopped and I got out and
approached the gates. Although dark, street lighting was on and I could see a male was using
a chain and lock to secure the gates.
Mr Simon Cordell will state; “that he was not the person locking the gate and he did not
have a key as he was not an occupier of the land and that he was just a visitor. Mr Simon