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Perverting the course of justice. 7
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On 11/8/93 Sandra asked Sergeant Gary Patterson in his office at the Wanganui East Police Station, “What are you going to do about the assault on Jack last Monday?
Patterson replied, “Ah well it’s still being investigated but I don’t think it will go ahead. As far as we are concerned Jack has no credibility with us at all and without some independent corroborative evidence we won’t be taking any prosecution.”
Sandra asked, “Tell me why Jack is not credible?
Patterson, “Because he’s a convicted liar.”
Patterson said all that before any of the witnesses had been spoken to by the Police.
Roy Green was spoken to about the matter on 13/8/93 and a Mr. Aitchison, a passing motorist who could well have seen the assault, was not spoken to until 19/8/93.
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I’d like to ram this letter down Patterson’s throat!
Between 13/8/93 and 10/9/93 Roy Green told Constable John Grace, who was also stationed at Wanganui East, that Britton had assaulted me on 2/8/93 and that he had lied to Constable Kirby about it because Britton had told him to. (Britton perverted the course of justice) He also told Grace that he would not lie for Britton in Court. That fits in with Grace saying to me on 10/9/93 “If you lay a charge on Britton (a private prosecution) Green might tell the truth in Court.” Grace knew the truth about the matter but he kept it to himself. So Grace was guilty of gross neglect of his duty. Grace should have charged Green with making a false statement to Kirby and then gone after Britton for perverting the course of justice and assault. Did Grace tell Patterson what Green had told him? I wouldn’t be a bit surprised if Patterson was in on the cover-up.
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It didn’t matter that Britton was a self confessed liar, he was to be protected come what may.
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I don’t think they’re protecting him so much as getting sick of dealing with you. That might not be fair - but I have to say if I’d dealt with someone who was in complaining every other day and bombarding me with letters and bringing in photos of his neighbour when he was just being “odd” and shooting at vehicles I wouldn’t have a lot of time or sympathy either… Your problem with your neighbour may be genuine, but I think you might have shot yourself in the foot with the way you’ve gone about dealing with it.
ZebuQueen | December 10th, 2005 at 11:13 am
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“I don’t think they’re protecting him so much as getting sick of dealing with you.”
So what was I supposed to do, nothing?
He wasn’t my neighbour, he travelled 15 minutes to harass us and if the cops hadn’t pooh poohed our Ballance Street threatening to kill complaint the whole saga may have been nipped in the bud.
Jack | December 10th, 2005 at 12:04 pm
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I think you suffered from the boy who cried wolf syndrome.
Why didnt you take out a trespass notice? I know you don’t need proof that abuse is happening, my friend took one out against her father recently when she heard he was going to try to make contact with her - and there was no evil background - just that they didn’t get along and as a result she left home when she was young.
You could have had him arrested for breach of trespass.
ZebuQueen | December 10th, 2005 at 12:17 pm
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“Why didnt you take out a trespass notice?”
See 17 Private Prosecution. Read it carefully. You will see where serving a trespass notice on Britton gets you.
And what was I doing when the above assault occured? Serving a bloody trespass notice.
Jack | December 10th, 2005 at 12:33 pm
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Communing with your spirit guide?
Why did you buy land off him in the first place if he was being such a problem?
ZebuQueen | December 10th, 2005 at 12:57 pm
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He became a problem AFTER he got his hands on my $10,000 deposit. What was I to do walk away and let him keep my money?
Jack | December 10th, 2005 at 3:22 pm
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Man dies after punch at work
21.12.05 9.00am
A man has died 10 days after being punched in the head allegedly by a fellow worker at an Auckland air conditioning company.
Police say Graham Edwards, 45, formerly of Zimbabwe, a supervisor at Climatech Air Conditioning in Glenfield, died after suffering serious head injuries from a single punch on December 10.
Lolo Finau, 32, will appear in the North Shore District Court next month to face a charge of manslaughter after earlier appearing on a charge of assault. He is on bail.
Jack | December 21st, 2005 at 1:05 pm
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Fuck those Wanganui cops. Dodgy cunts!!! That’s all I can say, as for Britton, I hope that cunt gets his!
Willis | March 13th, 2006 at 7:59 pm
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What you talkin about Willis?????
Bruiser | April 30th, 2006 at 7:39 pm
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gee jack sorry if I’m conmmenting on a lot of old threads today but aint that ZebuQueen a frantic police apologist.
The number of dumb contrary arguements and justifications she pulls out of her police loving bum show her up for what she is.
Her comment of ” why’d you buy the land of him” shows her at her dumbest.
We’d be world champions at being spineless victims if we all followed her line of thinking.
Except for the big tough police who if she had her way could do what they want to whom they please and complaining about them would become an offence.
nznative | May 13th, 2006 at 12:39 pm
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p.s as an aside I just did a google search on Lolo Finau who was up on the manslaughter charge in the news story above.
There seems to be no media information on what sentance he recieved for this crime.
Just be interesting to know.
nznative | May 13th, 2006 at 12:44 pm
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I don’t know what happened in the Lolo Finau case nznative, I only put it in there to show that one punch to the head is enough to kill.
Jack | May 13th, 2006 at 1:18 pm
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Yeah I realise that jack, a punch to the head can quite often have fatal consequences, David Hookes springs to my mind ( ex and now dead aussie cricketer ), but I’ve noticed our newspapers do a bit running an initial story about someone being up on charges but never follow up with what happened …………… its like they only tell half the story sometimes.
Anyway I’d be interested to see what mr lolo got sentanced to just for comparisons sake with other sentances dished out.To see what the judicial lottery system delivered as it were
nznative | May 13th, 2006 at 1:39 pm
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You might find something here nznative.
http://www.courts.govt.nz/judgments/
Jack | May 13th, 2006 at 2:29 pm
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Judge abused in trial outburst
21 November 2006
A trial was halted for a time when a serving prisoner giving evidence announced he would answer no more questions and then abused Christchurch District Court Judge Michael Crosbie.
Witness Daniel Taaffe much subdued returned to court later in the day to complete his evidence. Judge Crosbie told the jury that the outburst would be dealt with “separately and independently” from the trial.
Before the court was Ian Grant Healey, who has been a senior police constable for many years and today denied a charge of attempting to pervert the course of justice by trying to have a girl give false evidence as a witness in an assault trial he was facing, and having her summonsed as a witness.
The girl was eventually not called as a witness at the assault trial and Healey was acquitted.
Crown prosecutor Craig Ruane alleged that in the run-up to the trial, Healey had “coached” the girl about the evidence she should give.
Crown witnesses would tell the court she was not present during the incident at Healey’s home that led to the assault charge.
Taaffe was the partner of Healey’s daughter Melanie Healey.
When he gave evidence he told Mr Ruane that a statement he made to the police was all lies. He also said: “This was two years ago. I took too much drugs in my life to remember anything. I don’t know why you are asking me these questions.”
When he refused to answer any more questions, Judge Crosbie told him he must.
Taaffe snapped back: “You didn’t give me parole last time. So f. . . you, too.”
Judge Crosbie then sent the jury out of the court, but had them back in when Taaffe was willing to continue.
He told Healey’s defence counsel Pip Hall that he made the false statement to the police at a time when was angry at Healey. “You believed he was somehow responsible for your arrest on about eight charges of burglary?” Taaffe agreed.
He said he did not get on with Healey because of his own past 12 pages of convictions dating back to 1996 and Healey was a policeman.
The girl referred to in the charge gave evidence that she had been at the house at the time of the incident, and saw part of what happened.
She said her father had spoken to her about what everyone had done, and what she should say in court if she did not want him to go to jail.
He later showed her a sheet of typing and told her it was what he wanted her to say.
Cross-examined, she was not able to say whether the document was one that had been prepared by Healey’s lawyer.
The trial is expected to finish tomorrow.
Jack | November 22nd, 2006 at 5:20 am
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hi there yes i know what its like i was assaulted twice by the police here in wanganui back in 2004 and i made a complaint to police complaints headquarters in wellington they told they will look into it but i never herd from them untill 2007 and they told me that this incidenyt never happened and nothing can be done about it so now i dont have any faith in the police anymore.plus they are also harassing me as welland i know for a fact that woman police officer touches and arrest males and men officers touches females and thats againest the law other words they get away with murder.
paul | November 4th, 2007 at 7:12 pm
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Hi paul, it’s a waste of time complaining to the PCA, it’s nothing but a cruel hoax, but you know that already. Cheers Jack.
Jack | November 5th, 2007 at 10:33 am
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oh my god you just dont give up do you? YOu have to complain about everyone! for fuck sakes, get a life man. your soooooooooooooooooo pathetic.
your a dick jack | November 13th, 2008 at 9:52 pm
