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Re Chromatic v The Institution – On the Weaponisation of the Emergency Protection Order

The Protection Order as Punishment: A Velvet Submission on Institutional Misuse

When a Civil Claimant Becomes a Safeguarding Target


Metadata

  • Filed: 11 July 2025

  • Reference Code: SWANK-FAMCOURT-0711

  • Document Title: 2025-07-11_SWANK_HearingStatement_EPO_RetaliationChallenge

  • Summary: SWANK founder Polly Chromatic appears before the Central Family Court to challenge an Emergency Protection Order (EPO) issued in apparent retaliation for legal filings against Westminster and RBKC Children’s Services.


I. What Happened

On 23 June 2025, all four of my children — dual U.S. citizens — were removed from our home under an Emergency Protection Order.

There was no medical event.
No safeguarding incident.
No allegation raised.

There was only one trigger: I had sued the state.

This is not a hearing about welfare.
It is a hearing about what happens when a litigant files too well, too publicly, and too precisely.


II. Why This Was Logged

This hearing statement, now published, is part of SWANK London Ltd.’s official evidentiary archive. It establishes:

  • That Guy’s and St Thomas’ falsely reported intoxication while my oxygen was at 44%

  • That Westminster ignored clinical disabilities and refused all written communication

  • That I filed:

    • An N1 civil claim (March & May 2025)

    • A cease and desist and audit demand (mid-June 2025)

    • A criminal referral (21 June 2025)

  • And that my children were taken two days later

The timeline alone reads like an indictment.


III. What the Statement Proves

That safeguarding was not applied — it was deployed.
Not to protect, but to punish.
Not to assess risk — but to neutralise a plaintiff.

The EPO did not follow a concern. It followed:

  • A police report against a social worker

  • A blog post

  • A legal filing

  • A criminal referral

And it was served not by notice — but by a man who stalked my building, shoved documents through my door, and refused to speak to reception.


IV. What the Statement Demands

Filed before the court and now published before the world, the statement requests:

  • Immediate return of all four children

  • Removal of Kirsty Hornal and Sam Brown from all further involvement

  • Suspension of Westminster and RBKC from safeguarding authority

  • Disclosure of all documentation

  • Acknowledgement that this was not protection — it was retaliation


V. SWANK’s Position

This was never about protection.
It was about power.

And it is now part of the record — not just in court, but here, where you are reading it.

Because this archive does what no courtroom will admit:

It names what they redact.
It publishes what they hide.
It documents what they deny.

The hearing is underway.
The evidence is public.
And the velvet archive never blinks.


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