It's no secret that i'm a supporter of all things uniform. Our emergency services and military are, in my opinion, amazeballs. So it's probably no surprise that i've been following the news recently about a certain military based story that has got peoples tongues wagging.
This story has got Civvies and Military Personnel alike a little bit hot under the collar. Now you can make up your own mind about this and we are all entitled to an opinion (as long as you agree with me, we can stay friends). The main reason for this newsletter was, if by any chance, any of the people involved may happen to read this then you should know a few things;
(This information comes from a friend of mine, who happens to be an RAF Vet.)
For the guys facing investigation. Further advice via ex-Police ex-Redcap sites.
1) Ignore any letters. They have NO relevance in law.
2) Do not under any circumstances attend any place or office if requested. If they want you, let them arrest you and a whole new ball game opens up.
3) If arrested say nothing - request a lawyer.
4) Whoever arrests you has 24 hrs to charge or release you.
5) A tactic may be to bail you 'pending further enquiries' if this happens make an immediate complaint against arresting officer. This is a 'historic enquiry' so what further enquiries are necessary?
6). Make a Freedom of Information demand to the MOD for the identity of the complainant and, more importantly, if the complainant is or was a paid intelligence source. This will really f*** them up because, even if there was a sniff of a case, they would have to drop it.
Help us protect our troops.
Please share this information across your networks.
Much Love
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