UK Police Confronted Over “Common Purpose” Links

By John Blacker and Mick Meaney
RINF Alternative News

The following is a freedom of information act request to Lancashire Police made by John Blacker, RINF science correspondent, to provide details of Lancashire Constabularys’ connections to “Common Purpose“. It should also be noted that police officers at the roadblock in question refused to give their names, rank and numbers - which fails to comply with British law. 

Dear Chief Constable Lancashire Police,

On 01 December 2007 I was reporting one of your public Road blocks on Morecambe Rd, Lancaster, UK, were upon I parked my car legally on a private car park and then set about reporting the police Roadblock activity for RINF.COM. Information was withheld by your officers who refused to give names or details of the operation.

As such I now politely request under the freedom of information act the following Details in full please.

1 Could I have the full name, rank and number of every officer who was present at the Roadblock on Morecambe Rd through the entire time the Roadblock was set up to the time the roadblock was closed down on 01 December 2007.

2 Could I have full details of every vehicle stopped by your officers and a list of every reason why each and every vehicle was stopped and the time at which it was stopped please.

3 Could I have the name and rank of the police officer that gave the order to hold said roadblock on Morecambe Rd Lancaster on 01 December 2007.

4 Could you list ever member or graduate of “Common Purpose” you employ in any capacity within the Lancashire constabulary.

5 How much money has the Lancashire police spent on “Common Purpose” in the last 10 financial years please.

I require this information so that I can make full public disclosure of said Police activity – if you have nothing to hide then why try to hide it?

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