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A Study in Harassment, Disability, and Administrative Frivolity
Metropolitan Police Report TAA-53631-25-0101-IR · Everychild Contact Centre, Westminster
Filed: 27 October 2025
References: PC-77238 (Support)
Tier: Dual Entry
I. What Happened
On 24 October 2025, between 4:50 p.m. and 5:15 p.m., I attended what should have been a simple, supervised contact session at the Everychild Contact Centre.
I arrived—punctual, polite, over-prepared—with trivia cards, fruit, paints, and crayons.
In return I was greeted by the ceremonial absurdity of bureaucratic menace: a manager, Ms Juliette Ero, who refused to discuss which objects of innocent recreation might offend her unpublished rule-book, yet demanded my signature on an unread document before permitting me to see my children.
I explained that I was content to follow any rules, provided someone would articulate them; that I would happily display each item for inspection or sequester them in another room. None of this civility prevailed. The paper—unexplained, unsigned—became the weapon of the hour.
Within minutes, compliance theatre triumphed over common sense. The session collapsed. My Eosinophilic Asthmaconstricted my lungs; I reached for my inhaler; the children were withheld. The entire episode, naturally, was recorded.
II. What the Complaint Establishes
Harassment and Coercion – A textbook violation of the Protection from Harassment Act 1997 ss. 1–2, performed in the name of “procedure.”
Disability Discrimination – A refusal to observe my Equality Act 2010 s. 20 written-communication adjustment, amounting to discrimination under s. 29(6).
Procedural Unfairness – An ambush of paperwork during parental time, contrary to Family Procedure Rules and the twin sanctities of Articles 6 & 8 ECHR.
Safeguarding Misconduct – An act that manufactured distress rather than prevented it.
III. Why SWANK Logged It
Because governance without grace is merely aggression in administrative drag.
Because no mother should require an inhaler to negotiate stationery.
Because rules whispered after arrival are not rules but traps—and traps, when set for the disabled, are evidence.
IV. Violations Cited
Protection from Harassment Act 1997 ss. 1–2
Equality Act 2010 ss. 20–21 & 29(6)
Children Act 1989 s. 31(9)
Family Procedure Rules Part 1 – Overriding Objective
Articles 6 & 8 ECHR
V. SWANK’s Position
The Metropolitan Police Service has formally logged the matter under reference TAA-53631-25-0101-IR, recognising its nature as harassment, coercion, and disability discrimination.
The combined filings—PC-77238 and PC-77239—constitute a parallel record of institutional hostility, documented to the syllable.
SWANK London Ltd. maintains this entry as a public artefact of bureaucratic misconduct, until such time as Westminster’s public servants rediscover the difference between safeguarding and suffocation.
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