Raquel Lovekin acting as Constable,

Professional Standards Department

NOTICE OF COMPLAINT RESPONSE AND DEMAND FOR ACCOUNTABILITY
TO: Raquel Lovekin, Acting Constable, Professional Standards Department

RE: Police Misconduct, Discrimination, and False Court Orders (03/03/2024 Complaint)

Dear Ms. Lovekin,

Thank you for your response dated 04/02/2025. However, this response falls short of addressing the longstanding pattern of misconduct, discrimination, and conspiracy involving the Metropolitan Police Service (MPS). Since my initial complaint, my 100-year-old husband, Arnold Tomlinson, has passed away, and I firmly believe the continuous harassment we experienced was a significant contributing factor to his demise.

This response highlights how the MPS failed to follow lawful due process, including reliance on fabricated warrants, false court orders, and data misuse, all of which are actionable under civil and criminal law. I am therefore compelled to restate my demands and request accountability, with reference to case law and potential criminal consequences.

Summary of Key Issues

     1.          Discrimination and Sexual Discrimination Background

·       The discrimination began in 2017 when my long-standing employment was terminated due to LEYF’s discriminatory “Men in Childcare” policy, an example of sexual discrimination. Instead of investigating LEYF’s conduct, the police unfairly targeted me and my protest, resulting in a fabricated court order branding me a criminal and destroying my career prospects.

·       This constitutes discriminatory misconduct contrary to Equality Act 2010, Section 13 and relevant case law (Nagarajan v London Regional Transport [1999] UKHL 36), which recognises indirect discrimination through systemic practices.

     1.          Fabricated Warrants, False Court Orders, and Data Misuse

·       My sensitive data was unlawfully disclosed to Dr. Phil Gregory, who falsified a psychiatric report citing eight non-existent court orders, which led to the loss of my GP services and further victimisation.

·       The police acted repeatedly on fabricated warrants and injunctions, as proven during staged incidents and court hearings where no genuine investigation of both sides occurred. False statements by police officers acting as witnesses constitute perjury (R v Andrews [1993] 4 All ER 559).

     1.          Harassment and Trespass

·       Numerous officers trespassed into our home without lawful authority, causing alarm, distress, and humiliation, in breach of Section 5 of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 and Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).

·       The abusive entry, use of battering rams, and reliance on non-existent warrants constitute trespass under civil law (Entick v Carrington [1765] EWHC KB J98) and potential criminal misconduct under Section 6 of the Criminal Law Act 1977.

     1.          Conspiracy and Misconduct in Public Office

·       The coordinated actions of MPS Constables, involving fabricated documents and repeated failure to investigate counterclaims, amount to a conspiracy to pervert the course of justice (R v Rafique [1993] 96 Cr App R 133) and misconduct in public office (Attorney General’s Reference (No. 3 of 2003) [2004] EWCA Crim 868).

·       These criminal acts carry potential prison terms:

·       Perjury (Section 1 of the Perjury Act 1911) – up to 7 years’ imprisonment.

·       Conspiracy to pervert the course of justice – up to life imprisonment in serious cases.

·       Misconduct in public office – up to life imprisonment depending on the severity.

Responses to Your Questions (IOPC Discrimination Inquiry)

     1.          Discriminatory Actions:
The discriminatory conduct began when the police unfairly targeted me instead of the employer during the LEYF incident. The assumption that I was the aggressor reflects a clear gender bias, constituting indirect discrimination under the Equality Act 2010.

     2.          Assumptions:
Officers consistently assumed that due to our vulnerable status, we were incapable of defending ourselves, resulting in the wrongful issuance of fabricated warrants and court orders.

     3.          Differences in Treatment:
Officers treated us as suspects while refusing to investigate neighbour Debbie Gilchrist, despite her criminal record and repeated role in instigating harassment. This selective policing is evidence of bias and failure to investigate both sides fairly.

     4.          Language and Behaviour:
Officers frequently made threats, such as one officer stating, “If we find any evidence, it will be different this time,” which was never directed toward Gilchrist or other third parties.

     5.          Witnesses and Body Cam Evidence:
Multiple incidents were captured on body-worn cameras, confirming abusive behaviour, the use of battering rams, and reliance on fabricated warrants.

     6.          Impact:
The continuous harassment has caused severe distress, loss of trust in law enforcement, and compelled me to launch my Fight4Justice campaign as a citizen journalist to expose police misconduct.

     7.          Good Outcome:
A proper investigation that examines all fabricated warrants, court orders, and injunctions, and accountability for those responsible, including criminal prosecution if necessary.

Demand for Immediate Action

     1.          Produce Evidence of Warrants and Court Orders:

·       I require a Sealed signed and dated copy of all warrants, court orders, and injunctions relied upon by MPS Constables from 2017 to 2025. Failure to produce these instruments will be treated as an admission that they do not exist and that unlawful actions were taken.

     1.          Signed Response:

·       Your response must be in writing and signed in wet ink, to ensure accountability. I will not accept unsigned or electronic responses.

     1.          Data Protection Compliance:

·       I do not consent to the sharing of my private and confidential data with any third parties. Any further misuse of my data will be reported to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).

     1.          Notice of Witness Summons:

·        Be advised that you and any involved officers may be summoned to court to testify regarding the existence—or lack thereof—of the warrants and court orders you relied upon.

Failure to Comply

Failure to respond within 14 days will result in:

·       Criminal complaints for perjury, conspiracy, and misconduct in public office.

·       Civil claims for harassment, trespass, and breaches of my human rights.

·       Public disclosure of this complaint as part of my ongoing Fight4Justice campaign.

I reserve all rights to pursue further legal remedies if necessary.

Yours sincerely,

Mervelee Myers

Cc to whom it may concern – All Rights Reserved

Dear Mrs Myers

Please see attached witness statements of the Claimant.

These include a further witness statement of Debbie Gilchrist dated 11 February 2025 and a statement of Barbara McCoy dated 13 February 2025.

Kindly acknowledge receipt.

Kind regards,

Mr Sola Obajuluwa Solicitor

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From: Usman Ali

Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2025 at 6:07 PM

To: Sola Obajuluwa

Cc: Duvaraka Balachandran; Lina Amir

Subject: K05EC530- Housing for Women-v- Mervelee Myers – Serving Witness Statements [DEVS-MATTERS.FID1842961]

Dear Sirs,

K05EC530- Housing for Women-v- Mervelee Myers

We continue to act for the Claimant.

Please find enclosed the following Witness Statements by way of service.

1. Witness Statement of Debbie Gilchrist dated 11 February 2025
2. Witness Statement of Barbara McCoy dated 13 February 2025

Please note, you will receive a separate email granting you access to view the video exhibits for each Witness Statement. Please can you download the videos from the shared folder as then you will be able to access them

Kind regards,

Usman Ali | Paralegal | Devonshires

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