Police Scotland

Standard Operating Procedures (SOP’s)

Section 22, “Failure to perform duty” (available here) of Part 1 of the Police Fire Reform (Scotland) Act 2012 clearly outlines the offences related to a Police Constable failing to carry out his/her duties and carries a fine and/or custodial sentence.   

The Bangalore Principles of Judicial Conduct 2002

Police Scotland Care and Welfare of Persons in Police Custody Standard Operating Procedure

Complaints about the Police Standard Operating Procedure

Statement of Principles of Judicial Ethics

Other Documents and Information

Ex serving Police Constable’s comments on Police Scotland

Lord Advocate and SNP Government ‘beyond the rule of law’ and we need reform NOW

Justice or Injustice? You Decide..

Police condemned over taser use against children. Do you think the Police should be allowed to use Tasers?

Allan Marshall: Prison Officer immunity over death was “incorrect”.

Police Scotland needs a complete overhaul.

Shocking Injustice: Elderly couple imprisoned, farm seized by Council. The full story is available here.

Grieving mother wants change in the law in campaign for “justice” after son’s A96 death.

Part-time immigration judge convicted of £1.8m legal aid scam.

Autistic Teen found guilty of “Hate Crime” for asking Police Officer’s Sex.

Police Scotland commit HATE crime.

Scandal-hit social work team send vulnerable child’s details to wrong address and fail to fix blunder – Daily Record.

Hollie Greig – who was forced into a paedophile Ring. This Paedophile ring has members from very high jobs such as sheriff, police, socail workers etc. THEY WILL ALL BE NAMED.

Police Scotland – £18m compensation payout revealed in a new report.

NHS Fife rebuked by watchdog over handling of trans row tribunal cost request.

Elderly Gentleman conned and tricked into paying car repairs and swindled out of cash of more than £1,000 from an unscrupulous woman (Full Court submissions available).

Police pay woman £40,000 after using unlawful force.

Donald Kidnapped by Police

Our fellow comrades in England have brought to our attention this shameful kidnapping and torture of Donald, an elderly gentleman unlawfully detained in Greenock prison without any due process of law. Here is an excerpt of the 45-minute interview with LSB Kris Brooks, highlighting the disgusting torture this man is going through here in Scotland.

Since January 18, 2023, Donald, taken from his home in South Yorkshire, has been through a harrowing ordeal. Initially held at HMP Perth until February 2024 and subsequently transferred to HMP Greenock, his well-being and safety have become major concerns. Donald’s current situation in HMP Greenock paints a distressing picture—subjected to 23-and-a-half-hour lockdowns, lack of stimulation, natural light, fresh air, and proper nutrition. The environment is rife with bullying from both prison officers and inmates, with threats of violence and harassment prevalent. HMP Greenock, a Victorian-era facility, suffers from structural issues like leaks and sewage problems, further deteriorating the living conditions. The prison’s community-based setup, primarily housing young inmates, exacerbates Donald’s isolation, compounded by targeted bullying and mistreatment. Complaints are met with threats of mental health isolation, silencing any external concerns for his well-being. Donald has endured physical assaults, including incidents involving multiple officers, despite displaying no aggression. Instances of theft, invasive searches, and abuse have been reported, violating prison protocols. The private trust and trustees have been diligently pursuing legal action against the responsible parties, including courts, banks, and public entities involved in fraudulent activities. The judicial system’s corruption is highlighted through the misuse of legal processes to strip assets and unjustly detain individuals like Donald. False documentation, trumped-up charges, and kangaroo courts are employed to serve ulterior motives, such as benefiting ex-spouses and financial institutions. Donald’s ordeal underscores the systemic flaws and injustices within the UK’s legal framework, where standing for truth and justice can lead to persecution and suffering. Donald’s experience serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by those who resist systemic injustices and corruption. The reality of his unlawful detention and mistreatment sheds light on the darker aspects of the justice system, where principles of fairness and integrity are overshadowed by greed and abuse of power.

The entire interview can be seen below, with further updates accessed by scanning the QR codes in the image above.

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