He played 18 One Day Internationals for England in 1983, [5] including that year's World Cup as a wicket-keeper.

But all they were actually doing was compounding the Chief Constable’s liability to Dean in damages.There was no mention in the Custody Record of the account given by the woman who had touched Jervon in the first place, nor that of the Branch Manager, as to what had actually occurred in the Building Society. PC Miller approached Peter’s ground-floor flat and opened a window; through that window he spoke to my client, who was inside the flat, and who stated that he did not wish to discuss the matter. Jervon acknowledged the apology but pointed out to the woman that her actions, in laying herhand on him, actually constituted an assault.

The Custody Sergeant advised my client that she was authorising his detention so that the Police could “ secure and preserve evidence” and “ obtain evidence by question” i. When viewing the room Mr Clasp informed Adam that a police officer, PC Roose of West Yorkshire Police, also resided in the house, however Adam did not actually meet PC Roose. Jervon was detained overnight at the station and interviewed the following morning in the presence of an Appropriate Adult. After 20 minutes, PC Rowbotham finally removed Zac’s handcuffs; he was immediately aware of swelling and marks on both of his wrists.It is further alleged that PC Roose has passed the details obtained from the police systems to his landlord. This blog will, for reasons which will become clear, answer both of those questions; although you may already know the answer to one of them. Instead, PC Doyle now again asked his colleagues if they had enough for a “136” and PC Little, despite having earlier said that she was “happy” with this approach now admitted “I don’t know, because he won’t talk to us.

Nevertheless, the Officers continued to treat him roughly; he was escorted outside and forcibly bundled into the rear of a police car, without his glasses and with only one shoe.Having shown them the card, Ehab’s brother hesitated – momentarily – in handing it back to them, asking which of the officers it was he had spoken to earlier and questioning why the officers were shouting and making threats. Furthermore, there was no evidence from the complainant, Peter’s neighbour, that he had actually seen Peter holding or threatening to use a ‘knife’.