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MY BROTHER PLUNGED 8 INCH BLADE INTO PC CAMERONS CHEST??
POLICE CHIEF BARTLETT's AMAZING CONCLUSION
Brighton Police Commander Graham Bartlett by public acclaim "you're nicked".
Thanks to Des Turner MP we have some reaction from Brighton Police.
According to a letter to the MP the Divisional Commander, when referring to PC Cameron, Graham Bartlett states, 'the award was given not for any evidential crime investigation
but for the fact that he had put himself on the frontline and had a life
threatening situation'.
Now no one witnessed Alex with a knife and I would ask the reader to
accept only what was witnessed. You are judge and jury, e-mail me.
According to Cameron and Dr. Read Alex held a small mobile phone in the
right hand that Cameron states held a large kitchen knife. I would question
whether it is possible to hold both and carry out a knife attack. If Cameron
was confused and meant the left hand then what does he say about that
hand. Now promise not to laugh.
' I could see his left hand come up between my legs, I believe he was trying
to grab my testicles'. He does not state whether Alex, who was being pepper
sprayed in the eyes by a second officer who did not see Alex with a knife,
found anything worth grabbing. The Argus headline might have read:-
DANGER PATIENT GRABBED POLICE OFFICERS TESTICLES.
So why were four court hearings, at huge expense, related to a charge of
stabbing? Was it because the actual headline 'STAB OFFICER SAVED BY
VEST-ARMOUR DEFLECTS KNIFE LUNGE BY DANGER PATIENT' sounds much
more impressive and Brighton police wanted to present him as a hero? They
certainly made every effort to set Alex up and even had the support of the
defence solicitors Burchell Williams the CPS and Drs Read and Sparkes who
would not accept Alex was unwell and required urgent medication. The crime
reporter for the Argus, Ben Parsons, accepted the word of the police and pages
of untrue statements followed over the following year which misled the public
and even had the family worried as the defence solicitors believed the reports.
'The Brighton Argus' admit police story was a lie, no evidence knifing ever happened.
Brighton Police Commander Graham Bartlett is unable to prove one of his officers was stabbed, can you help?
The following information should help you solve this mystery which has taken up hours of police and court time and cost thousands of pounds.
Helpful clues to solving mystery
Michael Coughtrey
The public do not want a corrupt police force led by a Commander who does not recognise the truth.
No one in authority supports you or your officers in trying to convict an innocent man in order to gain an award.
Disgraced, ridiculed and with your reputation in ruins you should resign and consider yourself lucky you and your officers are not behind bars. Burchell Williams the duty defence solicitors should keep you company.
No one is safe while you are in charge.
CPS admit they never examined vest.
Brighton Police admit they knew vest was unmarked (Freedom of Information reply).
CPS admit Brighton Police responsible for denying defence access to stab vest (Freedom of Information reply).
Dinah Longden, ex Sussex Police, admits blocking correspondence to Sussex Police Authority members (Freedom of Information reply).
Burchell Williams duty defence solicitors, whose offices are attached to Brighton police station, supported police. Sacked after one week it took 8 months to remove them.
WANTED - DETECTIVE TO HELP BRIGHTON POLICE SOLVE THIS MYSTERY?
He believes PC Stewart Cameron was nearly killed after being stabbed with an 8 inch blade and the CPS tried to convict my brother on his evidence.
After 15 months on remand they failed to prove he even held a knife and the case was dropped.
Are you clever enough to prove the Commander is correct or is he just protecting a police officer who gave false evidence?
Early results show a unanimous 'THUMBS DOWN'
for Commander Graham Bartlett
Save Commander Graham Bartlett from
being named 'Public Enemy Number One'.
Brighton Scandal need to publish any e-mail
proving that he is correct to state my
brother stabbed PC Cameron.
Will anyone help the Commander? (03-02-2010)
No help so far! - February 2012
Sussex top detectives have tried in vain to nail their man on the evidence listed below and even
prevented the defence access to the officers stab vest.
Now is your big chance to make your name as a superior detective.
Good luck!
How was it possible for a police officers stab vest to remain unmarked after
it was attacked by an 8inch kitchen knife as the following statements
show??
The impact hit my upper chest on the left hand side.
Although I did not see the knife contact me, the only thing that could
have hit me like that was a blow from the knife.
Because I was wearing my personal protective vest, this took most
of the blow, however the blow was such that I could feel
it through the material. I used both my hands to palm the
knife away. I believe I did this approximately 6 times,although I can't be sure.
PC Cameron was presented with an award for bravery on the basis that my brother attempted to stab him with a
knife.
Commander Bartlett April 2009
PC Cameron was stabbed in the chest on a call-out to a flat in Brighton.
His protective body wear may have saved his life
when his stab vest deflected an 8 inch kitchen knife from his
heart before it could pierce his chest.
The man picked up the knife and plunged it into PC Cameron.
He said "The man came towards me and I felt an impact just above
my heart"
(The Argus Achievement Awards)
When he and a colleague broke through the front door, he was
knifed in the chest. Only his stab vest stopped him from being more
seriously injured. PC Cameron told the Argus of his narrow
escape from serious injury or death.
(He was given a certificate of merit for bravery by Assistant Chief
Constable Robin Merrett).
"Clearly the stab vest saved him from some potentially quite serious
injury as the knife went into his chest area. Had he not been
wearing it the consequences could have been very serious as it
was a large knife."
(Chief Inspector David Miller)
"Two police officers, PC Cameron and PC Hollingdale both state you had a knife and stabbed PC Cameron's protective vest."
Defence solicitors Burchell's (This was untrue as PC Hollingdale did not state this.)
They regard the incident as very serious and have taken the view that
it is only luck, by virtue of the fact that the police officer was
wearing a protective vest, that the officer was not killed or seriously
injured.
'Supervision Review' - extract
"lunged towards the
police officer, sticking the tip of the blade into the officer's stab vest with some force"
D/SGT Taylor 28/02/07
'Crime Reporting System'
"suspect approached victim with kitchen knife and stabbed victim
to chest area, several attempts failed due to vest being worn"
'Initial Investigation Report'
"It was at this stage that he (Cameron)
felt the heavy impact of the knife against his upper chest on the left hand side"
D/SGT Wright 01/03/07
'Police Interview'
"Yesterday afternoon, Alex, PC Cameron was stabbed in the chest with a large kitchen knife. The only thing preventing serious injury or death was the fact that he was wearing a protective vest. Now you were responsible for that attack. Tell me about it."
D/C Mick Richards 01/03/07
(this was one of 250 questions to a man who was supposed to be in hospital)
'Criminal Justice Dept., Sussex Police'
"It was while trying to gain access that an officer was stabbed."
Chief Inspector Dommett 02/08/07
Forensic expert Mr. Croft confirmed there was not the slightest
sign of any impact upon the vest.
PC Cameron observed a small blue Nokia phone in suspects hand.
The case was dropped when lawyers failed to find evidence that a knifing ever happened.
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