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THIS INFORMATION IS SENT IN CONFIDENCE AND IS RESTRICTED. IT MUST NOT BE PASSED ON TO A
THIRD PARTY WITHOUT THE EXPRESS PERMISSION OF THE POLICE.
Date From: 31/05/2018 Time From: 10:00 Incident Location:
Date To: 31/05/2018 Time To: 10:07 109 Burncroft Avenue
ENFIELD Enfield
Middlesex
EN37JQ
UNITED KINGDOM
Concerns: Psychological / Emotional

CAD 2354/31MAY2018- PC GEORGIOU 119YE AND PC STYLIANOU 485YE

Officers attended the location of Burncroft Avenue in relation to an allegation of threats to kill made towards the subject
Simon CORDELL by a neighbour.
The neighbour stated to officers that on 31/05/2018 at approximately 1000Hours she was standing at her window with
her two children which looks out onto the rear garden when the Simon has noticed her and shouted words to the effect
of ’ You fucking bitch' I'm gona fucking kill you and your children’ ’ iv got a bomb for you, I will get in your block and kill
you'. This has alarmed viw causing distress resulting in her calling the police.

Simon is known to suffer from mental health issues. He was arrested for threats to kill and breach of
injunction.

*** YE PPD * * ***
This report was initially bragged as Green by the PPD. The Merlin was then assessed by Adult Social Worker Shannon
Miles who states police research is not required as the subject is known to Social Care or the incident does not raise
safeguarding concerns which warrants information sharing. If it becomes apparent research is required, Adult Social
Care are to make contact with the PPD.
Adults
The Care Act 2014 states there is a duty to undertake the safeguarding of adults where a local authority has
reasonable cause to suspect that an adult in its area has need of care and support, or is experiencing, or is at risk of,
abuse or neglect, and is unable to protect himself or herself against the abuse or neglect or the risk of it. The need to
safeguard and promote the welfare; along with protecting a vulnerable subject is paramount and I believe in keeping
with the directions in the Care Act 2014, the health, safety and wellbeing of the subject outweighs the public interest
risk of not sharing this information

IF NO CONSENT/UNABLE TO CONSENT:
Because of the incident, I have considered the following;

1. The individuals need for care and support including mental health
2. The individuals vulnerability to abuse or neglect
3. The individuals ability to protect themselves, the impact on the individual and their wishes, and
4. The risk of repeated or increasingly serious acts involving children, this or another adult vulnerable to abuse or
neglect.

The intelligence gathered has led me to the decision that I am over riding consent and share with Social care for their
intervention or allocation. __________________________________________ _ _________ ______________

18PAC130616 Printed for Warrant No, P226743

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