@kent_police @PCCKent Kent Police beggar belief. Dishonest, incompetent or corrupt? SWITCHBOARD/CONTROL ROOM: We can no longer put you through to those investigating your crime report or complaint. You must wait for a callback, which can take up to 10 days' ........
ME: "I was told that 35 days, 25 days ago & 13 days ago". SWITCHBOARD/CONTROL ROOM: 'You can email them then and they will reply'. ME: "I did that 98 days ago, 58 days ago, 32 days ago & 15 days ago. No response. So can you just put me through please".......
SWITCHBOARD/CONTROL ROOM: "Kent Police no longer allow members of the public to be transferred to any department including those investigating your case. I can request a callback for you and they will all you within 10 working days" ME: !?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Call back and the recorded message at start of the call says Kent Police can better deal with your enquiry via live chat. Ok then I will try that...... Turns out that's also not true. Call switchboard/control room back to get update on complaint instead....
ME: 'On Feb 21st I was promised callback in up to 10 days regarding complaint. 10 days was up Wednesday. No callback, so can you put me through to them'. SBOARD/CTRL ROOM: 'Sorry, I can't put you through, I can request a callback for you. They will call you within 10 days....
ME: ?!?!?!?!?!??!? This is in respect to allegations by me, all supported by evidence, of unlawful malicious communications, perverting the course of justice, intimidating a witness and a whistleblower in respect to a £300mio fraud &money laundering case involving LBG & KPMG....
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