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Stephen Bradbury
Dear Mr Bradbury
I
can
conrm
that
from
the
date
we
received
your
appeal
it
may
take
up
to
approx
11
weeks
for
it
to
be
allocated.
However,
it
is
possible
that
your
appeal
may
be
allocated
more
quickly
than
this.
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I
also
conrm
that
I
have
forwarded
your
email
to
our
FOI
team
to
respond
to
you
regarding
the
other
maNers
you
have
raised
in
your
email.
Lynne
Overend
Casework Administrator
Independent Police Complaints Commission
PO Box 473
Sale
M33 0BW
Dear Melanie
What is the present average waiting time for non-recording appeals to be decided by the IPCC?
Simply saying I will hear 'in due course' is not acceptable.
This is a complaint that WYP should have recorded within 10 working days of 2nd August, 2015. It is
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now 10th November. The matter should be treated as a priority by the IPCC. WYP are making fools of
us both.
I would like to know how many non-recording appeals the IPCC receive each week, how many
caseworkers work on them, and how long it normally takes between receiving them and finalising them.
Treat this as a FoI request if you wish.
Please also place this email and your reply on the case file as well.
Stephen Bradbury
On Tue, Nov 10, 2015 at 2:11 PM, Melanie O'Connor <melanie.o'connor@ipcc.gsi.gov.uk> wrote:
Dear Mr Bradbury
Thank
you
for
your
email
below
received
on
the
10
November
2015.
I
can
conrm
that
this
has
been
placed
on
your
case
le,
along
with
the
aNachment
and
will
be
reviewed
by
the
allocated
person.
Yours sincerely
Melanie O'Connor
Casework Administrator
Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC)
Tel: 0161 246 8502
northcasework@ipcc.gsi.gov.uk
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Dear Melanie
Please find attached the document that contains a clear request to record a complaint against DCI Ian
Croft. I think that I forgot to attach it to my previous email. You will find the reference to the complaint at
paragraph 7.
It is my well evidenced belief that Croft is part of an extensive ring of liars in West Yorkshire
Professional Standards that starts at the top with Clive Wain, includes Osman Khan and ends up with
Lesley Townsley, Tracey Gough and Sarah Morris at the bottom of the foodchain being told they can tell
lies with impunity to complainants and the IPCC and they will be protected from any sanctions by senior
officers..
You, and everyone else at the IPCC, should be aware that at a meeting I had with ACC Andy Battle and
Wain at police HQ in October 2014 Khan was thrown out of the meeting, at my insistence, because of
the lies he had told me previously. No objections were raised, by either Battle or Wain, to Khan being
dismissed from the meeting on that basis.
I have copied Andy Battle into this email and I am sure he will confirm what I say is correct.
On a more general note, if the IPCC management were doing the job they are paid for, as police
watchdog, then millions of pounds would be saved by rooting out these bent officers.
Stephen Bradbury
Thank you for your appeal received in this office on 2 November 2015. You asked us to review the
decision not to record your complaint by West Yorkshire Police.
This email confirms that we have received your appeal. However, we have not yet looked at the issues
you have raised.
Our role is to review whether or not West Yorkshire Police are the correct body to consider your
complaint and whether or not they should have recorded the matter as a complaint under the Police
Reform Act 2002. If you have not been given a recording decision we can direct them to provide you
with this. Once we have completed the review, the decision we make about your appeal is final. Any
direction made about recording your complaint is not an indication from us about the merit of your
complaint.
As part of the appeals process we will contact West Yorkshire Police, to get all the information they hold
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about your complaint. We will use this when looking at your appeal along with the information you have
submitted as your appeal. You will not be able to provide additional information for us to consider after
a decision is made on your appeal. Our decision will be final.
Please see the document enclosed, visit our website or contact us for more information about the
appeals process and what will happen next.
Yours sincerely
Melanie O'Connor
Casework Administrator
Independent Police Complaints Commission
PO Box 473
Sale
M33 0BW
Dear Sir/Madam
In paragraph 7 of the attached appeal I made to West Yorks Police it was specifically requested that a
complaint be recorded against DCI Ian Croft.
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WYP have not notified me that the complaint has been recorded.
This matter is a very serious one as DCI Croft has lied to me about PSD lying to the IPCC. I know that
might sound complicated but WYP are a police force that does lie a lot, as I believe you are well aware.
Mr Knight kindly provided the proof of DCI Croft's lying in his letter to me dated 15th May, 2015.
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