CONCLUSSION

     On 13 August 2011, Mr Cercel was victim of an illegal eviction.

To make things even worst, the landlords – White british citizens – called for help of police officers, incident number 300-S-13082012.

    Chief Inspector Jerry Reakes-Williams, PC 1353 Slaymaker, PC 1733 Cutler and CSO 6496 Parmar attended the HATE CRIME but failed to stop it, provided false information to the victim, helped by escorting the victim out of the premises thus directly HELPING with the HATE CRIME.

     At subsequent dates, Mr Cercel tried recording the criminal offences (HATE CRIMES) yet because he experienced what The Race Relations Act defines as “institutional discrimination”,

the following police officers at the following dates dicriminated him by disregarding his human rights and ignoring procedures:

• 15 August 2011 PC3050 DOIDGE
• 16 August 2011 C60080 Richard Miles and PC 2193 Kennet
• 18-25 November 2011 Inspector Peter Funnell
• 25 November 2011 Inspector Janet Heritage
• 15 December 2011 PS 3091 Carl Jones & PS 675 Ian Booth
• 10 January 2012 PS 3091 Carl Jones 
  
  
  Our victim contacted the INDEPENDENT POLICE COMPLAINT COMMISSION on 30 but because staff there disregarded procedures, Mr Cercel had to endure “the agravated rage” of demanding equality and respect for his human rights:

• 5 March 2012 PS 3091 Carl Jones and PC 302 Royle threatened to arrest him
• 6 March 2012 PC 302 Royle PS 1090 Elizabeth Warner provided false information to him
• 12 February 2012, 13 March 2012, 3 April discriminated & harassed by Investigator Peter Moore
• 22 March 2012 discriminated by PS 1981 David Qubain
• 15 April 2012 discriminated by PS 1090 Elizabeth Warner
• 1 June 2012 provided false information by Chief Inspector Jeremy Reakes-Williams
• 15 June 2012 ignored by Chief Executive David Brierley
• 12 July 2012 ignored by The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
• 31 2012 July provide false information and discriminated by PS 3146 Paul Tyres
• 5 November 2012 provided false information and discriminated by Mr Stephen Wiggins and Ms Louise Beech-Roberts
• 9 November 2012 discriminated by PS 3146 Paul Tyres
• 14 November 2012 discriminated by Chief Constable David Shaw

TO CONCLUDE:
Mr Cecel has been, undoubtedly, victim of the biggest HATE CRIME of modern time, as under the view and protection of police officers he lost access to many of his fundamental rights, right amongst which the right to a home, the right to not be discriminated, the right to higher education, the right to be protected from a humiliating and degrading treatment.


He was treated like a criminal for demanding equality and respect for his human rights!