In short: The CPS states it cannot accept or consider evidence sent directly by members of the public, has no knowledge of the referenced case, and directs the requester to the police.
Crown Prosecution Service
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10 posts · 2026
About Public authority under FOIA and the EIR.
Public authority under FOIA and the EIR. Escalation: Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO), referred by an MP. Court: Administrative Court (judicial review). Correspondence: 10 emails (5 sent, 5 received).
📍 Checked in at: Subject access (DPA 2018 Part 3)
Next step (forecast): reply or refusal notice, 30 Oct 2026
Every option used up (forecast): 25 July 2028
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Sent a chaser to Crown Prosecution Service.
Seen ✓ · replied 21 Oct 2026
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Sent a chaser to Crown Prosecution Service.
Seen ✓ · replied 21 Oct 2026
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In short: A Victim Liaison Officer apologises for the delay, confirms the 30 September email has been passed to a CPS manager for advice, and states a further response will follow.
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Sent a request for information to Crown Prosecution Service.
Seen ✓ · replied 8 Oct 2026
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Crown Prosecution Service replied: asked for a fee or clarification
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In short: The Victim Liaison Officer states no case file can be located and asks the requester to obtain a CPS Unique Reference Number from the officer in the case by 13 October 2026.
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Sent a chaser to Crown Prosecution Service.
Seen ✓ · replied 29 Sep 2026
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In short: The Victim Liaison Unit states it cannot comment on hypothetical matters, advises reporting suspected offences to police, and declines to pre-judge any future private-prosecution takeover decision.
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In short: An automatic bilingual reply confirms receipt and states a response will follow within three working days.
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Sent a request for information to Crown Prosecution Service.
Seen ✓ · replied 3 Sep 2026