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I Simon Cordell State;
I do agree that I did state that I had been of police curfew during dates 28/06/2013 to 21/05/2014
during court proceedings which I was found not guilty for on the 02/07/2014. Throughout the
Interim stage of the ASBO order held at the Magistrates Court, I do not understand how PC
Steve Elsmore when checking the Metropolitan police databases could not find my statement to
be true,
As on the date of 03/08/2015 at my trial the clerk of the court checked her computer system in
front of the DJ and all else present in the trial proceedings and found my statements to be true. I
had been on curfew from the 28/06/2013 until the 21/05/2014 along with other bail conditions.
PC Steve Elsmore States;
That he had discussed entertainment licences with the police and Council Licensing Officers
and they had informed PC Steve Elsmore, I would not need to apply for licensing if premises
were already in place of licensing or that I can apply for A Ten Note if on outdoor land.

Simon Cordell State;

Had been in negotiations with Lee Valley in regards to Premises and Licensing to hold an
outdoor community event within my local borough which was going well until the court
proceeding became too much inclusive of the conditions imposed upon myself.

With regard to Barley Land Farm, due to everything that was going on in 2013, 2014,1 had to
take a step back from the event I wanted to host at Barley Land Farm, this was going to be
picked up after I proved I had not done anything wrong which was the case. Barley Land Farm I
did want to host this in 2014 but knew this could not happen as the case I was on lasted over a
year, before I was found not guilty. I was due to pick up contract with regard to hosting this for
2015. This was stopped due to this ASBO order and the ongoing court proceedings becoming
the priority over all in my life.

It was also noted by my mother due to the case in 2013 / 2014 that my PNC record was not
correct and there were errors on it.

Please see emails and court file.
I was made manager of club Juice Brimsdown Enfield and trusted with the keys and all
operations of the company till the police made this impossible to manage due to being
continuously being pulled over outside.
It was agreed for me to be the manager of the lunch of White Sands night club once known as
the Beach club Brixton Hill, till the police publicly embarrassed me and shamed my name by
arresting me out side at an arranged meeting with the owner, to which I proved my case at court
The police officer lied to the lower court and I was found guilty so had to take it to appeal which I
won my case, please see file.
There was also a complaint put in and at this time the Serious Misconduct Investigation Unit
have agreed the police officer lied my complaint is still on going.
I had committed a lot of time towards the launch of this venue prior. And walked away due to how
I was being treated by the police.
The last I heard of the club was that it had turned into a chapel, the owner had spent a large
amount of money doing the club up and had verbal licensing agreement with the council to
reopen it, but the local people did not want to club to reopen and the council refused licensing at
the last stage.

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