2007 letter to Hon Judy Spence MP, Minister for Police, Qld
Re: Claim for compensation for police negligence
Dear Ms Spence,
I refer to the theft of my car in June of last year. There has been an extensive correspondence between me and your office and between me and the police over this matter. I enclose a copy of one of the earlier letters as an aide memoire.
The upshot is that I was able to provide an ID card for one of the thieves but the police lost it -- thus preventing what should have been a fruitful investigation of the cime.
Had the matter been promptly and energetically pursued I would have had a good chance of recovering some valued personal possessions that were stolen from the car -- including a genuine Panama hat and a black jacket that were given to me as gifts. I estimate that the minimum replacement value of the items lost is $500 and I apply to you for that sum as compensation for the police negligence in the matter.
Yours faithfully,
(Dr) JOHN RAY
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Saturday, December 8, 2007
Sunday, September 9, 2007
Letter to Supt. R.J. Cooper, QLD Police, Upper Mt Gravatt
Re: Your ref: MS06/17577 ESC 2006/01577
Dear Supt. Cooper,
Thank you for your letter of 6th. inst.
I have already heard via phone from one of your investigators and found his attitude most unsatisfactory. He was concerned to investigate and discipline the female police officer concerned only.
As I have already pointed out, my principal concern is the recovery of my belongings so I had expected to hear some interest in commencing investigations designed to apprehend the thieves. Since I provided an ID card for one of the thieves, I would have thought that not to be beyond the capacities of even the Qld police.
Please show some interest in doing your primary job.
Yours faithfully,
(Dr.) JOHN RAY (M.A. Ph.D.)
Re: Your ref: MS06/17577 ESC 2006/01577
Dear Supt. Cooper,
Thank you for your letter of 6th. inst.
I have already heard via phone from one of your investigators and found his attitude most unsatisfactory. He was concerned to investigate and discipline the female police officer concerned only.
As I have already pointed out, my principal concern is the recovery of my belongings so I had expected to hear some interest in commencing investigations designed to apprehend the thieves. Since I provided an ID card for one of the thieves, I would have thought that not to be beyond the capacities of even the Qld police.
Please show some interest in doing your primary job.
Yours faithfully,
(Dr.) JOHN RAY (M.A. Ph.D.)
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