THE STEPHEN KIDD SCANDEL
STEPHEN KIDD WAS FALSELY IMPRISONED FOR A JOINT ENTERPRISE OFFENCE.
HE HAS ALWAYS MAINTAINED HIS INNOCENT FROM DAY 1.
A FEW MONTHS AGO STEPHEN WAS RELEASED FROM PRISON TO AN PROBATION APPROVED PREMISES IN THE MANCHESTER AREA.
STEPHEN WAS THEN ASKED BY BLACKPOOL PROBATION TO RELOCATE TO THE AREA OF HIS FALSE ALLEGATION WHICH HAPPENED YESTERDAY
STEPHEN IS SAVIRELY DISABLED, SUFFERING WITH SIGNIFICANT MOBILITY ISSUES.
YESTERDAY ON REQUEST OF HIS PROBATION OFFICER HE AGREED TO RELOCATE TO BLACKPOOL ALTHOUGH STEPHEN KIDD KNEW IT WAS WRONG FOR HIM.
HE WAS TAKEN HOURS TO THE BLACKPOOL ACCOMMODATION TO BE REFUSED AT THE POINT OF ENTRY BY THE ACCOMMODATION – SET UP TO GET IN OUT OF ACCOMMODATION AS A PRETENCE TO RECALL
AS SUCH STEPHEN RETURNED TO THE APPROVED PREMISES IN STOKE ON TRENT WHERE HE WAS RELEASED TOO AND WAS TOLD IF HE DOESN’T FIND ACCOMMODATION HE WILL BE RECALLED TO PRISON BY MONDAY
STEPHEN YESTERDAY HAS TO PAY £200 QUID FOR A TEMPORARY HOTEL SPOT FOR 3 DAYS.
THIS IS A ABSOLUTE SHAMBLES AND A COMPLETE FAILURES OF HIS SUPERVISION TEAM IN HMPPS AND ALSO HIS TEAM AT THE AP WHO CLEARLY DONT HAVE A CLUE WHAT THEIR DOING…
HMPPS THIS IS YOUR FAULT THIS IS A DISABLED MAN WHO NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT, YOU ALSO HAVE A DUTY OF CARE TOWARDS HIM.
STEPHEN’S RISK CONTINUE TO REMAIN LOW HOWEVER IS SEEMS TO BE THE CASE YOU MISMANAGEMENT OF STEPHEN IS SUBJECTING HIS TO INHUMANE TREATMENT AND IT’S ABUSIVE.
YOUR PLACING HIM INTO A OUTRAGOUS POSITION, COSTING A DISABLED PERSON MONEY, HURT AND SUFFERING.
YOU DO NOT HAVE ANY LEGAL JUSTIFICATION TO EVEN CONSIDER RECALLING HIM, HIS LICENCE SAYS HE MUST LIVE AT A ACCOMMODATION APPROVED BY HIS SUPERVISING OFFICER WHICH HE HAS DONE, HIS BEHAVIOUR HAS BEEN EXCEPTIONAL, BETTER THAN YOURS AND HOW YOUR TREATING THIS DISABLED MAN…
YOU HAVE MADE HIM INTENTIONALLY HOMELESS AS A DIRECT RESULT OF YOUR MISMANAGEMENT OF STEPHEN
THIS FALLS ON THE FACE OF THE HMPPS STAFF SUPERVISING HIM
PULL YOUR ACT TOGETHER
DO YOUR JOB
STOP MAKING LAME THREATS TO STEPHEN & ACTUALLY HELP HIM
Written by Zack Griffiths