Wednesday, 16 September 2026

Phillip Schofield's Brother Jailed For Paedophilia

Timothy Schofield (pictured left) - the brother of well-known British television presenter, Phillip Schofield - was jailed for twelve years in May of 2023 for abusing an underage teenage boy.  Passing sentence at Bristol Crown Court, Mrs. Justice Cutts said that Schofield exploited his victim's innocence for his own sexual gratification.  Schofield, who was aged 54 at the time of his imprisonment, had been employed as a civilian worker for Avon and Somerset Police in the I.T. department at the force's headquarters in Portishead.  Schofield's victim told a school counsellor about the abuse, resulting in a criminal investigation beginning against Mr. Schofield in December of 2021.  During the trial, Schofield admitted watching pornography with the boy, and that they had both masturbated whilst sitting apart, but denied performing sexual acts on the teenager, also claiming that the lad was over the age of sixteen at the time.  However, prosecutor Robin Shellard told the court that the boy's evidence showed that he was aged thirteen when the abuse began in October of 2016, and continued for three years until October of 2016.  In April of 2023, a jury at Exeter Crown Court found Schofield guilty by a majority of 10-2 on all eleven charges against him.  These charges were: three of causing a child to watch sexual activity; three of engaging in sexual activity in the presence of a child; three of causing a child to engage in sexual activity; and two of sexual activity with a child.   Following Schofield's convictions, a misconduct hearing was chaired by Assistant Chief Constable Will White of Avon and Somerset Police, and he was dismissed from the force without notice.  Mr. White said, "Timothy Schofield's position as a member of a police organisation makes his responsibility all the greater in terms of his offending behaviour.  The harm he has caused has been serious and extensive.  His criminal conviction undermines the public's trust and confidence in the police service and its employees who work tirelessly to build that trust, particularly at this time of national scrutiny."  Schofield's victim said that he felt "emotionally blackmailed" and "forced" to participate in sexual activity.  More on this case can be read HERE, HERE, and HERE.  Of course, Tim's more-famous brother - the duplicitous adulterer, Phillip Schofield - has himself been suspected of grooming young men.  It almost appears as if homosexual pederasty is a family business within the Schofield clan.  What a family!

Tuesday, 8 September 2026

TrustPilot Reviews Of South Wales Police

The graphic on the left (click on it for a larger view) shows a summary of the public's reviews of the performance and behaviour of South Wales Police on the review website, Trustpilot.  As you can see, the Welsh pigs do not fare too well, with the 46 reviewers giving them an average score of 1.5, which is only half a point higher than the lowest-possible score of 1.0; Trustpilot considers this performance 'Bad'.  This is perhaps not surprising, given that South Wales Police are widely considered one of the most corrupt forces in the U.K.  43 of 46 reviewers (94%) give them 1 star; 1 reviewer (2%) gives them 2 stars; 0 reviewers (0%) give them 3 stars; 1 reviewer (2%) gives them 4 stars; and 1 reviewer (2%) gives them 5 stars.  Some comments from reviewers follow:- 'Kane' says: "Was assaulted by multiple officers, the cctv of which was apparently deleted.  I wasn't processed for over 3 hours, I experienced a mental health crisis and was assaulted by an officer who picked me up off the floor and threw me into a wall only a foot away from where he launched me from."  'MR. ANTHONY LEE' says: "Wouldn't give any stars if possible.  Egotistical corrupt bunch of smug bullies, my son had an epileptic seizure whilst driving over 2 years ago, the disgusting officers at the accident were laughing and smirking at my wife when she was explaining to them that he'd had a seizure," and: "South wales police have lost all trust and respect of  the public, they are not worthy to get our money to pay for them, but nothing we can do about it because they are South Wales Police and can do whatever they like.  Sorry but they are disgraced and corrupt and I hope to never have to deal with any of them ever again, especially Neath Station."  'Thomas' says: "South Wales police are lawless, they now operate unlawfully, there chief of police Jeremy Vaughan also allows them to pervert the course of justice, commit perjury, commit breach of the peace, commit aggravated trespass, assault, theft of property, tampering with evidence by staff that use radar equipment, they add evidence and tampered with video footage..." and "Mind blowing that law enforcers are now criminals and tyrants who believe there above the law and there not accountable to law.  When criminals run our law enforcement there can not be fair or equal rights or justice under law.  They also think legal is law, legal needs consent law doesn't.  Legislation is not law.  But as they are not for the people anymore they do what they like because they know there buddies in the police will help cover it up and run time out and without thousands and thousands of pounds there is nothing you can do.  This is what has now become of so called law enforcement."  And so it goes on, and on, and on...  You can have the great pleasure of reading all the glowing reviews of the conduct of South Wales Police HERE.

Sunday, 6 September 2026

Professor David Wilson Discusses Vile Policeman Wayne Couzens

On their YouTube channel, This Much is True Crime, Emeritus Professor of Criminology, David Wilson, and the journalist and presenter, Martin Frizell, discuss the case of ex-Police Officer, Wayne Couzens.  Couzens - mentioned previously on this blog HERE - was the psychopathic policeman who raped and murdered 33-year-old Sarah Everard in 2021, for which he was sentenced to life imprisonment.  Watch this interesting conversation in the video below:

Friday, 7 August 2026

Police Officers Had Sex With Each Other In Swansea Police Station, Claims Sacked Officer

By pure coincidence, after writing the previous post HERE about the sacked Swansea Police Officer, Rhodri Davies, the same person has been in the news again.  Having been dismissed from the police force on a charge of gross misconduct after being found guilty of using excessive force during the arrest of an autistic man in 2022, Davies has now successfully sued South Wales Police for victimising him in the investigation that led to his sacking.  Davies brought an employment tribunal claim against the force, claiming he was victimised because he previously brought a grievance against the force for suspending him after he was accused of sexual misconduct - a charge of which he was subsequently cleared, and for which he received a compensation payment.  One of the investigating officers in the sexual misconduct probe - D.C.I. Emma Jones, who had been heavily criticised by Mr. Davies in his original grievance - was later involved in the investigation into him striking the detainee, which the tribunal found indicated a "clear conflict of interest".  It transpired that Sergeant Davies had spent seven and a half of the last ten years of his policing career either suspended or on restricted duties, about which Norman Brennan of police support group 'Protect the Protectors' said: "A good man has had his career and life destroyed."  Court documents from Davies's original tribunal claim in 2020 show that he alleged that two senior male police officers had had sex with two female officers at Swansea Police Station, returning there to conduct their antics after a night out.  Apparently, there was a "verbal telling-off" of the officers concerned, and the two male officers were moved as a punishment, although no formal charges were laid, and the incident was largely brushed under the carpet in order to avoid yet-more embarrassment to the police.  Davies himself was accused by four female police constables of making "sexual and inappropriate comments" in a WhatsApp chat group, and he was also alleged to have "kissed a female officer on the lips" in an unwanted advance at a Christmas party.  Davies strongly denied any sexual misconduct, claiming he was victimised for being a White, heterosexual male, and that females who behaved similarly had faced no sanctions.  It is difficult to know what to make of all these shenanigans, as it seems to be a case of accusations and counter-accusations, and it's impossible for someone on the outside to know who is lying and who (if anyone) is telling the truth.  One thing, however, seems certain, and that is that South Wales Police - particularly the Swansea branch thereof - is riddled with corruption, degeneracy, and a cabal of psychologically- and physically-abusive officers.  More on these matters can be read HERE and HERE.  I am able to read these articles, but if you find they are behind a paywall, try viewing them on the Brave browser.

Sunday, 2 August 2026

South Wales Police Sergeant Fired For Hitting Autistic Man

This post is a follow-up to the previous post, where autistic man Tariq Evans was beaten up by P.C. Jack Williams in a police van in Swansea on October 24th, 2022, resulting in Williams receiving a 12-week prison sentence.  Having suffered the indignity of being smashed seven times in the head by a thug masquerading as a policeman (or are they basically the same thing?), Evans was then dragged into Swansea Central Police Station, where he encountered the duty custody officer, Rhodri Davies, aged 45.  Sergeant Davies - despite Evans posing no threat of violence, as he was handcuffed - pulled Evans to the ground, swore at him, and then punched him as he lay helpless on the floor of the custody suite.  Evans was then taken to a cell by a group of officers, where Davies continued his assault on him, by using a "dangerous restraint" on his neck and kneeing the victim several times.  Sergeant Davies, a former boxer (a sport, if you can call it that, notorious for its association with thuggery and criminality) was also said to have used "inappropriate" language in relation to Mr. Evans, including calling him a "fucking prick".  On January 17th, 2025, after a two-week misconduct hearing in Bridgend, panel chairman Christopher McKay said, "There was no justification for Sergeant Davies's actions, which were intentional and deplorable."  The panel found that Davies's actions in the custody suite amounted to gross misconduct, while his later actions in the cell were misconduct, but overall his behaviour was deemed to be gross misconduct.  After nearly twenty years working for South Wales Police, the "popular" (With whom? His own bent colleagues?!) sergeant Rhodri Davies was sacked from his job.  More on the case HERE.

Monday, 27 July 2026

South Wales P.C. Jailed For Beating Autistic Man

South Wales Police Constable Jack Williams (pictured left) was imprisoned for twelve weeks in September, 2023, for beating up an autistic man.  In October of 2022, in the Morriston area of Swansea, Tariq Evans - who has ADHD and autism - was being chased by several police officers on suspicion of causing criminal damage.  After being brought to the ground on Woodville Street, Evans was arrested and bundled into the back of a police van, where he was completely restrained with leg-ties, handcuffs, and a spit-hood.  Having been put into a small metal cage at the rear of the police van, another police officer's body-worn camera captured Evans being verbally abused by P.C. Williams, before Williams was seen to punch Evans - who could be heard shouting out in pain - seven times in the head.  At his trial at Newport Magistrates' Court in August of 2023, P.C. Jack Williams (who was aged 27 at the time) was found guilty of assault by beating.  District Judge, Sophie Toms, said to P.C. Williams, "You took your opportunity to take your rage out on Mr. Evans.  Your behaviour was, quite frankly, shocking" and, "an abuse of power by someone in a position of trust" who had "shown no remorse."  Since the attack on him, Tariq Evans - who was not charged with any offence - has lost his job; suffers from nightmares, headaches, and memory loss; and has become reluctant to leave his home.  More on the case can be read HERE.  Evans - who was 23 at the time of Williams's imprisonment - suffered a black-eye and other facial injuries during the assault, which can be viewed in the picture below: 

Thursday, 23 July 2026

Policeman Raped And Attempted To Murder Many Women

The handsome man pictured left - former Scottish-based policeman, Alan Greer - has been found to have been raping and attempting to murder a series of women over a fourteen-year period.  Greer - who was born in Australia in 1978, but moved to the U.K. at the age of six - joined Strathclyde Police in 2009, before it merged with Police Scotland in 2013.  He initially worked as a uniformed response officer in Glasgow, before securing a job in officer safety training in Coatbridge in around 2016.  He appeared to have an unblemished record as a police officer, until a woman entered a Glasgow police station late in 2025, wanting to discuss an incident that occurred back in 2012.  She said she had called the police to discuss a disturbance at her home, and that  uniformed officers had attended her house in Glasgow.  Later, she claimed, one of those officers returned to her home on his own and raped her.  After her revelations, the case was handed to the anti-corruption unit (A.C.U.), who were able to determine that Alan Greer was the officer who attended the woman's property, and also that he had been monitoring her file on the police computer to see if she had made further complaints about what happened that day.  On April 24th, 2026, police raided Greer's home, where they seized seven mobile phones and a laptop computer.  They found thousands of videos and graphic images on the devices, indicating that Greer - who was married with a child - had used hundreds of prostitutes during his time as a police officer, and that he had seriously sexually assaulted at least five of them.  Such was the level of violence depicted in some of the images, that Greer - if he were still alive - would likely have faced charges of attempted murder.  As it was, after police and social workers visited his home on May 5th, 2026, Greer committed suicide the next day.  More on this unpleasant case HERE.