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Mr. X <strong>Investigation</strong> Report<br />

posting dog excrement through his letter box. The letter stated that he was going to purchase<br />

a legal weapon to carry „to protect myself‟ 43 .<br />

28 July 2002. Mr. X went to the home of a Police Officer, a Sergeant, who lived in a house in<br />

the same road as himself. Mr. X demanded to know whether or not the Sergeant was a Police<br />

Officer and became abusive and threatening. As a result Mr. X was escorted off the premises<br />

and told not to return. On this occasion the Police Officer who had had no previous contact<br />

with Mr. X felt that he was behaving in an irrational and bizarre manner. The Police Officer<br />

formally reported the incident 44 .<br />

31 July 2002. On this day Mr. X subjected a second Police Officer, who also lived in the<br />

same road as himself, to abusive gestures whilst he stood in the street 45 .<br />

1 August 2002. Following these incidents a check was undertaken and it was discovered that<br />

Mr. X had been involved with the Cambridgeshire Police and that he had been issued with a<br />

restraining order. The Cambridgeshire Police confirmed that Mr. X was well known to them<br />

and that he had the habit of bombarding them with „bizarre communications‟ and that he had<br />

been assessed as being mentally unstable. His behaviour was such that they had refused to<br />

communicate with him any further and that he was dealt with by two specially designated<br />

officers. Cambridgeshire Police also described Mr. X as „dangerous‟. As a result of this<br />

information it was agreed that a risk assessment would be conducted the following day and<br />

an action plan would be developed 46 .<br />

2 August 2002. Mr. X was arrested in the rear garden of his home for the offence of<br />

suspicion of causing a public nuisance. He was taken to the Police station and kept in<br />

custody. He was reported as being violent on arrest; he was also reported as having secateurs<br />

in his hand which he refused to put down. There was a struggle and Mr. X was handcuffed 47 .<br />

Later this same day Mr. X was seen by a Police Surgeon for a psychiatric assessment. The<br />

Police Surgeon reported that Mr. X was not cooperative and recommended that he be<br />

43. File 1A P.65<br />

44. File 1A P.7<br />

45. File 1A P.7<br />

46. File 1A P.8<br />

47. File 1A P. 36 & P. 38<br />

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