At it again.

Do NOT bother to complain to the Surrey PCC.

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1128226...us-online-posts.html

Surrey Police behaviour hasn't changed. Why would it? On Feb6th William Murdock, a respected headmaster, found the experience of arrest and questioning so awful he killed himself. Inquest held in secret by not notifying interested parties. They back each other up.

www.getsurrey.co.uk/news/surrey-news/sch...ter-inquest-21116090

Surrey Police - standard reply to negative media press "We are just doing our job".
Fair enough. If, as we see, you need to interview someone accused of a crime, there are ways of doing it.
If your officers are trained, as it seems they are, to be so nasty in interview that they cause someone to kill themselves - fair enough.
If you don't concern yourself with how they react - fair enough.
If you're happy for residents in your county to distrust and hate their local force - fair enough.
If it takes a rogue officer to rape and murder someone before you correct police behaviour - fair enough.

Just don't expect people to fail to notice, CC Stephens or PCC Townsend.

And if, after a death, a police force fails to report it to the Independent Body for investigation of circumstances, the Chief Constable must make sure his or her Professional Standards Department is rigorous and swift. Officers cannot be allowed to feel they can get away with murder. Or they will try to do so.

I am still mourning the premature deaths of Laurence Pollinger, Rob Randall and Deniz Corday - all possibly caused by Surrey Police officers; none examined properly.

The UK police force is a force. It's all about picking the easy targets and those who post memes on social media.

Don't bother calling them when you need them and if you do say you were mis-gendered whilst someone stole your property.