Dear Mr

Ribsskog

Thank you

for writing to the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC). We are an

independent body responsible for making sure that the police complaints system

in England and Wales works effectively and fairly.

It appears that you have included the IPCC in

correspondence sent to Liverpool County Court relating to difficulties you have

been experiencing with your landlord. I should explain that the IPCC is unable

to assist you with these particular issues as they do not fall within our remit.

You may wish to contact the Citizen's Advice Bureau for further advice on how to

deal with these matters.

You have however mentioned that you complained about

Merseyside Police several years ago, but it is not clear from your

correspondence whether you wish to make a new complaint against this

police force. I thought it may be helpful to explain the process involved,

should you wish to complain.

You can only make a complaint against the police

if you:

·

have been

the victim of the alleged misconduct of a person serving with the police

(misconduct could include a police officer or member of police staff being rude

to you or using unnecessary force, an unlawful arrest, or a police officer

abusing your

rights);

·

were

present when the alleged misconduct took place, or were close enough to see or

hear the misconduct, and as a result suffered loss, damage, distress or

inconvenience, or were put in danger or at risk;

·

are a

friend or relative of the victim of the alleged misconduct, and were distressed by the effects of the incident

on the victim;

·

witnessed

the alleged misconduct; or

·

are acting

on behalf of any of the above.

When we

receive a complaint, the IPCC must seek the complainant’s consent in order to

forward the matter to the police force concerned. The

complaint is then assessed by the police and they will decide whether to

record it officially.

If you wish to make a complaint

about police misconduct, further details about the process, as well as our

online form can be accessed via the following web page:

http://www.ipcc.gov.uk/Pages/how_complaint.aspx

I hope this

response has been helpful to you.

Yours sincerely

Caroline

Wilson


Customer Contact Advisor
Independent Police

Complaints Commission
1st Floor,

Oaklands House,


Washway Road, Sale,


M33 6FS


Tel: 0161 246 8561


Email:caroline.wilson@ipcc.gsi.gov.uk

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From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

Sent: 22 March 2011 12:00
To: Liverpool County,

Enquiries
Cc: joe.anderson@liverpool.gov.uk; inquiries2@un.org;

mail.gva@efta.int; Harker, David; emb.london@mfa.no
Subject: Re: To

the Superior of Mr. Johan Hawley/Fwd: Update/Fwd: To the s uperior of Johan

Hawley/Fwd: Update/Fwd: Taking my landlord to the County …

(Caroline)

Hi,

thank you for your reply!

This hoax made me distracted now.

What initiated my first e-mail was that my Landlord claims he can throw

me out, without a possession order.

It's really my Landlord who's supposed to contact the County Court, and not

me.

So it's just that my Landlord is writing a lot of non-sense that upsets

me really.

Sorry about this!

Best regards,

Erik Ribsskog

PS.

Here's more about what my Landlord writes:

From: Kieron Grimes <kierongrimes@tjthomas.co.uk>

Date: Mon, Mar 21,

2011 at 3:34 PM
Subject: Your situation…
To: eribsskog@gmail.com

Eric,

Now there is only

2 weeks before your departure.
I read on your blog you are trying to postpone

the kick-out, however this idea of yours will never work. I have many years

experience handling bad tennants, and the same tactic is used every time(quoting

a law paragraph, hardly any relevance of the situation).

I hope you find

a new place in Liverpool. I don't understand why you don't look for a new place,

as I doubt you want to be homeless or live in a church.

We will meet

soon, as I will come to the apartment 3th of April to deliver a good-bye

gift.

Sincerly,

Kieron

Grimes

PS 2.

I want to do this properly.

I don't like it that Mr. Grimes want's to go here with a presant.

I want this to be dealt with in court.

But like I wrote above, it's really my Landlord who has to take this to

Court, and what upset me in his e-mail is really just non-sense, the way I see

it.

I think I should start to work out a bit more, then maybe I don't care

about phoney stuff like this.

The Merseyside Police have called me 'Miss Erik Ribsskog', in a letter,

that I've put in a compaint of 18 points to IPCC, 3 or 4 yeats ago, which they

don't reply to.

Or else I would have sent about the hoax with Mr. Johan

Hayley to the Merseyside Police.

But now I think this would be to degrading for me to do, when the

Merseyside Police haven't been told off, for calling me 'Miss Erik

Ribsskog'.

Just to update.

Thanks again for your reply!

On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 11:32 AM, Liverpool County,

Enquiries <enquiries@liverpool.countycourt.gsi.gov.uk>

wrote:

Good

Morning,

The county Court has

received a number or emails from you today, but I must inform you that we do

not have a member of staff by the name of Johan Hayley working at this court.

I you wish to take out proceedings at court you must seek some legal advice to

ensure that you take out the correct type of process.

Regards

Jim

Reid

J

Reid

Issue /File

Registry

Liverpool Civil &

Family Court

Tel: 0151 296

2403

—–Original

Message—–
From: Erik

Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]
Sent: 22 March 2011 11:15
To: enquiries@liverpool.countycourt.gsi.gov.uk

Cc: joe.anderson@liverpool.gov.uk; inquiries2@un.org; mail.gva@efta.int; Harker,

David; emb.london@mfa.no
Subject: To the Superior of Mr. Johan

Hawley/Fwd: Update/Fwd: To the superior of Johan Hawley/Fwd: Update/Fwd:

Taking my landlord to the County…

Hi,

why do I get an answer e-mail from Mr.

Johan Hawley, when I send this to the Superior of Mr. Johan

Hawley.

I want to bring this case up in the

County Court, that's my main objective in this.

Could I please get a reply from Mr.

Hawleys line-manager, telling me how to do this, if that's

alright?

Best regards,

Erik

Ribsskog

———- Forwarded message

———-
From: Liverpool County

Court <enquiries@liverpool.countycourt.gsi.gov.uk>
Date: Tue,

Mar 22, 2011 at 11:06 AM
Subject: RE: Update/Fwd: To the superior of Johan

Hawley/Fwd: Update/Fwd: Taking my landlord to the County…
To: eribsskog@gmail.com

I'm afraid UK do not have the

castle doctrine laws. Please search "castle doctrine UK" to see evidence or

call a lawcentre.

Also, it's highly unlikely that the Council,

Merseyside Police, IPCC, Landlord, Microsoft, Order of St. John, Goverment in

Norway, Goverment in UK, Brits, Muslims or Muslims gangs, Illuminists and CAB

is messing to you at the same time as you state in the emails.

Instead

of emailing what I would belive is prank to us, I would recommend you to meet

us at our centre to discuss this in detail and in a formal

manner.

Regards,

Johan Hawley

35 Vernon

Street
Liverpool Merseyside
England
L2 2BX

DX 702600 Liverpool

5

Court number 251

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