⟡ SWANK Police Escalation Archive – WCC ⟡
“This Wasn’t an Email. It Was Coercion, and I Reported It to the Police.”
Filed: 1 June 2025
Reference: SWANK/WCC/KIRSTY-HORNAL-COERCIVE-EMAIL-STATEMENT-01
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Author: Polly Chromatic
I. From Professional Disagreement to Police Record
This supplemental witness statement was submitted to the Metropolitan Police following a retaliatory and coercive email sent by Kirsty Hornal, acting in her capacity as a safeguarding officer for Westminster Children’s Services.
At issue:
A communication sent in knowing violation of a formal written-only disability adjustment
A deliberate reference to a supervision order application with no legal threshold met
A strategic tone: not protective, but intimidating — designed to exert control
This wasn’t support.
It was a power play, sent in writing —
and now, formally recorded as harassment.
II. What the Statement Establishes
That the parent had:
A documented diagnosis of PTSD, muscle dysphonia, and Eosinophilic Asthma
A clearly communicated communication adjustment
Prior safeguarding complaints already filed
That the officer:
Ignored those adjustments
Sent an escalation threat via email
Operated outside protocol, outside process, and inside power
This isn’t “child welfare.”
It’s a civilian being pressured by government email — during a known medical vulnerability.
III. Why SWANK Logged It
Because disability adjustments are not optional.
Because safeguarding threats issued without legal basis are institutional coercion.
Because when the state weaponises email tone — we weaponise clarity.
We filed this because:
This wasn’t a safeguarding notice — it was a warning dressed as a “check-in”
This wasn’t a misunderstanding — it was deliberate intrusion into a controlled boundary
The person in power had options — and chose the one with legal exposure
Let the record show:
The email was received.
The adjustment was ignored.
The officer was named.
And the report — went to the police.
IV. SWANK’s Position
We do not accept professional roles as shields for misconduct.
We do not accept threats buried in pleasantries.
We do not accept that a safeguarding officer may breach medical law because of discomfort with dissent.
Let the record show:
The report was filed.
The statement was signed.
The archive is permanent.
This wasn’t an overreaction.
It was the minimum required response to digital coercion.
⟡ This Dispatch Has Been Formally Archived by SWANK London Ltd. ⟡
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