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12 October 2008, 23:28
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Location: Stitched up like a kipper
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Bloody waste of my time. Inept police and the courts
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12 October 2008, 23:35
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Appear in court.
Tell the judge what happened.
Point out the errors made by the police/cps on the forms.
Stand back and watch the judge give the police/cps a bollocking.
Apply for your costs to be paid by them as well.
Sorted!
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12 October 2008, 23:45
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That really is unbelievable.  As you say, this is what they think you should accept now.
If you can say in court what you have posted above with confidence then I'm quite sure things will be sorted for you. Hope they are
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13 October 2008, 00:05
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I'd be livid too.
Touch in with the duty solicitor when you get to court, I bet you don't even have to go in and give evidence. Just take the relevant papers with you, then sit back and wait for costs. (Loss of earnings etc...)
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13 October 2008, 00:21
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Swiss.
Give 'em hell !
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13 October 2008, 00:32
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Yeah, that is a pretty large f-up. Hope you make sure they get a right good rollocking!
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13 October 2008, 00:34
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Originally Posted by wagrain
Appear in court.
Tell the judge what happened.
Point out the errors made by the police/cps on the forms.
Stand back and watch the judge give the police/cps a bollocking.
Apply for your costs to be paid by them as well.
Sorted!
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As above, but minus the cps bit.
They have nothing to do with low end traffic prosecution as it has come from a civilian processor.
Liklehood is that the station officer at the police station you provided the info to has baffed up the forms.
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13 October 2008, 00:40
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The police still think i'm someone else entirely. There is a warrant out for my arrest and they have been round to my parents house looking for me....where i haven't lived for 9 years - good detective work there.
I've been to court twice over it and produced passport, birth certificate etc but they're still after me.
Well done police.
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13 October 2008, 00:41
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Once this sort of thing happens there is NOTHING you can do to sort it i'm afraid as i have found out.
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13 October 2008, 00:42
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Originally Posted by Nat21
The police still think i'm someone else entirely. There is a warrant out for my arrest and they have been round to my parents house looking for me....where i haven't lived for 9 years - good detective work there.
I've been to court twice over it and produced passport, birth certificate etc but they're still after me.
Well done police.
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You need to get that sorted. It may bite you on the ass when you least expect/need it.
No detective work used as it's not a serious matter, therefore no time invested in sorting it.
It's all down to systems and lack of updates when checks are done.
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13 October 2008, 00:45
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Originally Posted by Nat21
Once this sort of thing happens there is NOTHING you can do to sort it i'm afraid as i have found out.
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Yes there is. You are probably shown as wanted on the PNC.
This will hurt you at some point. Usually when pissed on a Friday night with the lads, and meaing you spend 3 days locked up for court on Monday.
Seen it soooooooooooo many times.
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13 October 2008, 00:45
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I've spent many hours trying to sort it...letters, phone calls, going down police station, going to magistrates offices, going to magistrates court etc.
Basically they have mixed up my pnc record with another mans with the same surname as me and a DOB 10 days later. Basic data entry error.
Now they just cannot sort it.
Pathetic. I carry previous mentioned ID around at all times now just in case.
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13 October 2008, 00:47
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Originally Posted by fatherpierre
Yes there is. You are probably shown as wanted on the PNC.
This will hurt you at some point. Usually when pissed on a Friday night with the lads, and meaing you spend 3 days locked up for court on Monday.
Seen it soooooooooooo many times.
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Yeah, that's happened already, only locked in cell for couple of hours though at least as it was in the week.
Showed them all paperwork, the custody seargant agreed i was not he but said there was nothing he could do other than apologise and let me go.
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13 October 2008, 00:48
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It's damn disgusting that you've seen it happen lots of times as well
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13 October 2008, 00:52
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Originally Posted by Nat21
I've spent many hours trying to sort it...letters, phone calls, going down police station, going to magistrates offices, going to magistrates court etc.
Basically they have mixed up my pnc record with another mans with the same surname as me and a DOB 10 days later. Basic data entry error.
Now they just cannot sort it.
Pathetic. I carry previous mentioned ID around at all times now just in case.
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You need to get a 'not identical to............' marker put on PNC. That will sort out your issues, and is free and carried out quickly if you ask for it and prove who you are.
Citizens' Advice have info on this.
Police appreciate how sh1t pnc is. A 40 yr old system that is rigid and frankly crap.
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13 October 2008, 00:57
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Problem is they have added all my info onto this guys record on the pnc rather than opening a new record when i was originally arrested. They put in my surname and mis-typed my DOB and ended up with this chaps record that then became mine to. So his record now has all my picture, prints, details etc on it and i've got his pre-cons. Meanwhile he is still in Scotland breaking the law and getting even more stuff added onto (our) record.
This totally confused the police somehow and they have admitted they have no idea how to seperate us now or even prove who did what
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13 October 2008, 00:57
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Originally Posted by Nat21
It's damn disgusting that you've seen it happen lots of times as well 
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It's down to the system, not the people that use it.
Again, rubbish tools given to the police.
PNC was bought from BA in the 1960s - they used it as booking software for flights when flying was a luxury, yet it is still used to record the details of EVERY encounter EVERYONE has with police, along with driver details, car details etc etc etc.....................
A joke, but it does work when inputting is good. Shame the inputters are often poor.
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