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Racism

micalop

I have to write a letter to the superintendent of police in colindale about the neighbors antisocial behavior and some of these neighbors are racist, I was racially attacked by one of them and one neighbor that lives at the back of the garden keeps using antagonizing tricks to trigger my emotions,  but because they are English the police have done nothing a bout it. The police in colindale are an institution of racism, they are biased and discriminative, they stick up for there own. I live in Barnet and I feel their is a secret racist group that work for Barnet police and they make sure my complains don't get proper attention.  But I can't investigate them am not a police officer. But even if they do investigate them they will get there own people to do it because that way they escape justice. The whole institute is corrupt and they don't care about Autism, no one will ever trust them again except there friends.

They abuse there power and authority which makes them corrupt, the neighbors already know they wont get into trouble because there English. This is unacceptable and no one has done anything about it. The system of forwarding a complain to the police to investigate there own  colleagues just seems ludicrous and open to prejudice and corruption, time has proved it doesn't work. There are Thousands of dissatisfied people. One police officer said its an dependent department that does the investigating if it merits an investigation. If it merits an investigation! Imagine how easy it must be for them to decide it doesn't merit an investigation. I am a victim and they are not helping me, the same way they don't help thousands of others. Am not saying every one is like that, But as Steven Lawrence mum said - you can no longer trust the police or what they say. 

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  • Unfortunately micalop is living in colindale grahame park, as explained in another posting. It is a difficult London estate undergoing rather slow to materialise improvements. It has both a large number of residents with mental health or other special needs, and a large multi-ethnic population.

    So its not a picture of national attitudes (though our racial attitudes haven't improved as much as most people think). Its a picture of a grim housing estate where the police don't like going.

    Though it is very illustrative of the inflexible neanderthal Metropolitan Police - who will never get out of the pit they've dug for themselves until they get rid of a bad layer of top brass (senior management that should have been sacked way back).

    Its also very illustrative of London attitudes to housing. That's not to say other cities don't have housing problems of a similar sort, but you've got to see what goes on in London to believe it.

    That doesn't alter the fact that micalop and his family are living in very difficult circumstances, both in terms of his ethnicity and his autism.

    And this website ought to be able to come up with some workable solutions.

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  • Unfortunately micalop is living in colindale grahame park, as explained in another posting. It is a difficult London estate undergoing rather slow to materialise improvements. It has both a large number of residents with mental health or other special needs, and a large multi-ethnic population.

    So its not a picture of national attitudes (though our racial attitudes haven't improved as much as most people think). Its a picture of a grim housing estate where the police don't like going.

    Though it is very illustrative of the inflexible neanderthal Metropolitan Police - who will never get out of the pit they've dug for themselves until they get rid of a bad layer of top brass (senior management that should have been sacked way back).

    Its also very illustrative of London attitudes to housing. That's not to say other cities don't have housing problems of a similar sort, but you've got to see what goes on in London to believe it.

    That doesn't alter the fact that micalop and his family are living in very difficult circumstances, both in terms of his ethnicity and his autism.

    And this website ought to be able to come up with some workable solutions.

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