Corrupt female detective?

Question

I believe I have enough evidence to have an investigation into a senior copper who is basically a crook who has broken more laws than most jailbirds,including theft of personal data,mobile phones ,2 assaults on myself,blackmail,paying informants to commit crimes and 2 wrongful arrests!I have a human rights lawyer involved.Trouble is these cops are notoriously violent and bent and will not hesitate to use any methods to protect themselves by intimidation or having others try to put the frightners on someone,any opinions or experience of matters like this?

Answer 1

Lee Peter  I hope you have  thought about what you are saying here. It is a very serious allegation against a senior Position and it will disturb a lot of people reading what you present as a question. Get a Police complaint form and fill it in if you have the evidence. It is so unlike the Police I have known

Answer 2

Sounds like the same thing that just happen in Modesto California. Go to http://www.badcopnews.com  and click on California. It took the FBI to get these bad cops.

Answer 3

Sounds like the makings of the next cop drama tv series.

Answer 4

If you have any evidence report them to the Chief Constable of the area and make known your fears for your safety!There is no place in society for a 'bent' copper!

Answer 5

Well if you've got the evidence.............it will all come out in the wash.

Wouldn't a 'senior copper' earn enough money to buy her own mobile phones???

Does sound like a TV programme as someone else mentioned....

And I thought you wanted to join the police as well...tut tut... lol

Answer 6

This is nothing new. Stand your ground and expose them. Good luck.

Answer 7

No, but I've seen a lot of movies involving that scenario and the protagonist (you) usually either ends up a hero or else dead.  Good luck!

Answer 8

You sound like a very sad, obsessed person.

Dont play with fire and you wont get burnt.

Try to intergrate with society more and contribute some taxes.

Answer 9

I would keep a diary of incidents dates times.  Tell one or two people when incidents occur maybe you could use them as possible witness's in the future.  Walk with a tape recorder.  Keep out of their way if possible until you have your day in Court and of course keep your lawyer informed.

Good Luck

Answer 10

You are dressed as an officer? Do you have a confidential integrity line at work. what about a professional standards department who can investigate your claims? Could release it to the press of a reputable paper let them blow the whistle. Be very careful unless you have irrefutable evidence to back it up, and there is no way they can say you are doing it because you don't like the person I would say watch your back.