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615. Jeanette. Reilly @met.pnn_ (19) /
                     Page Numbers: 2300,2301,2302
                     Professional Standard Office – IPCC
                     Brixton Case / Met Police!
                     Broadsure Insurance / KGM Policy / Lloyds
                      Bank / Canopius!


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         615. Jeanette. Reilly @met.pnn_ (19)
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          From: Jeanette.Reilly@met.pnn.police.uk
         Sent: 15 December 2015 08:32
         To: lorraine32@blueyonder.co.uk
         Subject: RE: complaint
         Morning Lorraine,
        ➢  A full report covering all areas of complaint has been compiled.
        ➢  The Chief Inspector in Lambeth will review the full report and make a decision on what action or
           sanction is most appropriate against the officer.
        ➢  Once his decision has been made, I will notify you and a further letter will be sent which includes details
           regarding your right to appeal should you not agree with the outcome.
        ➢  I appreciate the concerns you have raised but will now need to wait for the Chief Inspectors final decision
           before I can provide you with a full copy of the report that will explain why certain decisions were
           reached.
         Many thanks
         Jeanette
         Jeanette Reilly | Police Constable | Serious Misconduct Investigation Unit (SMIU2A) | Directorate of
         Professional Standards
         Met Phone 782253 | Telephone 020 7161 2253
         Fax 020 7161 6798
         Email Jeanette.Reilly@met.police.uk
         Address Empress State Building, 22nd Floor, Lillie Road, London, SW6 1TR

         From: Lorraine Cordell [Mail To:lorraine32@blueyonder.co.uk]
         Sent: 14 December 2015 12:59
         To: Reilly Jeanette HQ
         Directorate of Professional Standards
         Subject: RE: complaint
         Dear Jeanette
        ➢  Thank you for the reply to the complaint.
        ➢  As you have found one of the aspects of the complaint that PC Geoghegan lied to Simon Insurance is a
           breach then does this mean that anything that happened after that fact was unlawful?
        ➢  As this caused a huge impact on Simon life after that lie happened, he was then arrested due to the lie,
           had his van impounded to the lie, and then was found guilty at the lower court and then had to appeal to
           prove he was innocent.
        ➢  His insurance company was going to close his insurance down and we had to prove to them there were no
           tools in his van and in fact the police officer had lied.
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