Marstons - Enforcement team at work

Enforcement Team of the Year 2009 and 2010 Let us examine just one case. Andy Miler was just two weeks out of hospital after suffering a stroke and having been in a heart attack induced coma. He was discharged prematurely because it was his birthday and some thought that he would recouperate better if his children could access him easier than in hospital. Just before his discharge his eldest son had discovered that he was in contravention of a speeding fine, which he was contesting, and emailed the Court to inform it that he was caring for his father and would attempt to sort out his situation.

15th December 2008 E-mail received from Michael Miller (son) saying his father has suffered a heart attack and stroke and that he (Michael Miller) is dealing with his father’s affairs ... 31st December 2008 E-Mail passed to bailiff to investigate claimed vulnerable status... 7 January 2009 Bailiff makes visit to address given on warrant and eventually traces Mr Miller via relatives. Mr Miller agrees to pay the outstanding fine and agrees to the bailiff driving him to the bank cash machine. Mr Miller suffers fatal heart attack - (Parliamentary Library -Report of the Investigation into the Enforcement of a Warrant against Robert Miller).

The above passage is taken verbatim from the Parliamentary lead report. It is so flawed as to be risible. Nowhere does it mention Mr Cache, the bailiff, arriving at the wrong home, so attired in a knife vest and looking suspiciously like a policeman for another victim to call the police and complain; nor the threats and intimidation metered by the bailiff to obtain an address already supplied to his masters, the Courts. Nor during this much heralded inquiry was the prime witness to this illegal act ever interviewed. They relied for evidence on testimony from two people who were only available at that incident on their mobile phones because they were both at their respective places of work.

At a subsequent Police Complaints procedure the investigating officer was more interested in the dilapidated state of Accrington Police Station than the fact that Marstons were getting away with Corporate Manslaughter, a law brought into action only a year earlier and obviously well beyond the scope of a local police service. But the most sickening factor of all is that not a single politician has had the courage to publicly address the incestuous relationship between the Courts and her paid servants, Marstons. Blackpool authorities, from where the murderous thugs of Marstons were commissioned and dispatched, are playing tennis with this issue with such alacrity you would have thought the new leader of the council, Simon Blackburn - how inappropriate a name - was Tony Blair. His only response to the Miller Family is to direct them to their local councillor. Two years of protest with councillors have proven how meaningless that exercise is.

As for the Ministry of Injustice one has to wonder if two highly placed public servants will be handing over more awards to this self publicist company. That good lady doctor of law, Dr Sue Raynor Jacobs, (note I haven't mentioned that avoider extraordinary Ann Marie Goddard also from the MoinJ) down to address Marstons on the 4th October of this year and perhaps hand out the medals and applaud another wonderful year, must have been sleeping well when the laws on corporate manslaughter and homicide (Scotland) were passed. She obviously sleeps soundly when emails and letters from the Miller Family pass across her desk, straight into File 13. Now we know what the families of Hillsborough, Herald of Free Enterprise and any other avoidable death feel when faced with bureaucratic indifference and illegality.

So Marstons will pass through Traders Gate into the Tower? Sorry, irony is lost on a public incapable of getting angry or vocal about anything not initiated from the masters in Westminster. Our history has been destroyed, not taught in school because it shows the lies being perpetrated today were used to subvert the nation before. Whatever happened to that lady with the scales? Well, she will not be attending the Tower Hotel, that's for certain.