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LOI — The Peache Impeachment
Filed Date: 28 July 2025
Reference Code: SWANK-LOI-GP-0801
PDF Filename: 2025-07-28_LOI_GLENPEACHE_INSTITUTIONALNEGLECT_AND_COMPLICITY.pdf
1-line Summary:
A formal criminal filing against Glen Peache, for administrative complicity in safeguarding retaliation and the lawful ruin of a disabled mother and her four U.S. citizen children.
IN THE MATTER OF COMPLICITY, DELAY, AND SOFT-FOCUS COLLAPSE
Chromatic v Glen Peache, Public Officer Presiding over Procedural Harm, Re: Gaslight, Neglect and Municipal Shrugging
I. What Happened
Mr. Glen Peache — functioning as a senior officer within RBKC and Bi-borough management — played a central, if allegedly passive, role in the administrative sanctioning of repeated harm to a medically vulnerable family.
Despite repeated written disclosures, regulatory complaints, environmental health emergencies, and formal documentation of systemic misconduct, Mr. Peache did not act. Worse — he deliberately did not act. This refusal was not ignorance. It was cultivated complicity.
SWANK has now submitted a Laying of Information (LOI) to Westminster Magistrates’ Court, under Section 1 of the Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980 and Part 7 of the Criminal Procedure Rules, to commence criminal proceedings for misconduct in public office.
II. What the Complaint Establishes
That Mr. Peache failed to intervene or act when repeatedly notified of:
Environmental health dangers (sewer gas poisoning)
Discriminatory safeguarding decisions
The unlawful seizure of four children with known medical vulnerabilities
Documented procedural abuses by social workers in both boroughs
That his signature, presence, and role were cited in multiple points of inaction that now constitute a criminal chain of procedural retaliation
That no lawful response was ever issued to multiple formal complaints
That silence was strategically deployed to facilitate unlawful safeguarding escalation
III. Why SWANK Logged It
SWANK does not log lightly. Mr. Peache’s conduct represents a fluent dereliction of duty — a knowing withdrawal from oversight, disguised as administrative restraint.
While hiding behind the velvet curtain of “not my department,” Mr. Peache's indifference greased the wheels of institutional abuse. He enabled actors now under prosecution to flourish unchecked, while issuing no lawful redress to the mother attempting to protect her children.
IV. Violations
Misconduct in Public Office (Common Law)
Breach of Section 6, Human Rights Act 1998
Failure to act under Section 47 Children Act 1989
Complicity in Disability Discrimination (Equality Act 2010)
Obstruction of Justice by Omission
V. SWANK’s Position
The days of managerial erasure are over.
Glen Peache’s legacy of delay, procedural vagueness, and dignified neglect now stands in the dock of legal memory. It is not enough to disapprove in private while remaining institutionally mute. We do not prosecute bad personalities. We prosecute public patterns.
With this filing, SWANK reasserts its ceremonial jurisdiction over institutional harm and aesthetic revenge. The Record will not forget.
Filed By:
Polly Chromatic
Founder & Director, SWANK London Ltd
Litigant in Person, Keeper of Procedural Memory, Voice of the Forgotten Submissions
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