Consequences of Unlawful Seizure and Police Misconduct

🧾 Primary Source Evidence

• Log #474 – NHS Medical Note: Hypoglycaemia risk & diabetes mismanagement
• Log #393 – Precipitating Emergency: Inaccessibility of insulin-monitoring devices
• Log #25 – Original Seizure: 3 mobile phones including critical medical equipment
• Log #466 – Collateral Harm: Panic attacks and hyper-vigilance
• Trauma Assessment Report – Diagnosed trauma following arrest and prolonged abuse

🧠 Medical Crisis Triggered by Police Action

On 1 August 2025, agents of Thames Valley Police led by PC H. Lacey unlawfully entered your property and seized three phones. These devices contained critical diabetes-monitoring applications, including data from your bypass recovery, insulin logs, and glucose history.

This medical dependency was:

• Known to the police, per prior complaint letters
• Ignored at the point of arrest, causing foreseeable medical distress
• Intentionally exacerbated, as the return of these devices was refused post-order (Log #484)

→ Direct link between unlawful police action and harm to health

⚖️ Applicable Law

1️⃣ Human Rights Act 1998 – Article 3

“No one shall be subjected to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment.”