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From 'victory' to criminal records: police replaced non-crime logs
Published June 6
Many people believed the controversy surrounding Non-Crime Hate Incidents had largely been resolved. But what if the underlying problem never disappeared?
In this interview, Harry Miller argues that the system has simply evolved into something different.
Watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/WKLeYyjqzqU?si=sMVr64tHZJM7I4En
He describes discovering, through a subject access request, that police records allegedly contained an entry against his name that he knew nothing about.
No interview.
No questioning.
No opportunity to respond.
No notification.
The broader concern raised here is not simply about one individual case.
It is whether a society committed to the rule of law can permit people to be recorded, categorised, or investigated on the basis of perceived offence without their knowledge.
Supporters of such measures argue they help identify patterns of behaviour and protect vulnerable groups.
Critics argue they undermine due process and chill legitimate free expression.
#FreeSpeech #CivilLiberties #Police #Politics #HarryMiller #Britain
