Alec McFadden Police enquiry still on-going.

Earlier on in the week we commented on Merseysides own trouble maker and anti Democratic, anti British Communist Alec McFadden (picture above). The contributors to this blog had received letters last week from the readers questioning the Police enquiry that is being undertaken by Merseyside Police against him, for his illegal intentions concerning the BNP list which were a clear breach of the data protection act. We have now received confirmation from the complainants that the police enquiry is still on-going.

Some of the concerns mentioned on the letters were as regards the conversation/interview between McFadden and Roger Phillips of Radio Merseyside. The concerns being that the taped incriminating interview could become lost or deleted intentionally or by accident. Now it is quite clear that Alec McFadden is treated with kid gloves on Merseyside, however my understanding is that because of strict OFCOM rules the incriminating interview has to be kept by Radio Merseyside for six months. So happy days the Police will have full access to it, so no "friends" of McFaddens within Radio Merseyside can therefore tamper with the taped evidence.

We are not going to let this go with this "serial interfere" in the democratic process. It is clear the intention by Alec McFadden was to intimidate BNP members by using any means in unison with his Union friends. This was obvious as he admitted he was going to contact all of them by email concerning the BNP list. Again readers of this blog will be updated as we get any further news.

Merseyside Police investigating Alec McFadden

It has been brought to the contributors attention of this blog through letters at the PO Box that there is an investigation being conducted by Merseyside Police against Alec "mad as a hatter" McFadden, President coalition trade unions on Merseyside.

On November the 19th (go to the 19th Nov on this site) a few weeks ago he openly admitted on the Roger "stinky" Phillips show that he would be using the 12,000 BNP members list which he had stored on his home computer and be using it against them with their employers. This is a clear breach of the data protection act if ever there was one. As a result of this programme people from all over Merseyside contacted their local Police stations to make a complaint about this.

Radio Merseyside had the programme and the conversation on their "listen again" section for a week on their website but have since taken it down. Roger "stinky" Phillips upon realising that McFadden had incriminated himself on air "nursed him" through the rest of the radio interview like a little school boy. However not being able to help himself McFadden again stated that he would be sending hundreds of emails to his Union members to dissect the list and again use it against them (BNP members). Roger Phillips no doubt had given up trying to protect his friend at this stage and the interview with McFadden and stinky Phillips quickly concluded.

We feel if this had been a BNP member so brazenly and openly bragging of this criminal breach of the data protection act the culprit responsible would already be serving the appropriate sentence. Lets now see what happens to Alec McFadden who clearly thinks he's above the law. We hope Merseyside Police treat him in the same way "we know" that they would treat a BNP member.