Gunner: My Life in Cricket

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Living with my own and more importantly my children’s PTSD has been the hardest few years of my life. Gould represented Middlesex (1975–1980 and 1996), Sussex (1981–1991) and Auckland in 1979/80 as a left-handed batsman and wicketkeeper. He represented Middlesex 90 times from 1975 to 1980/81 and was capped in 1977 before moving to Sussex who he represented 195 times between 1981 and 1990.

However, to Simon’s shock, the security guard then grabbed hold of the handle of Simon’s backpack from behind and struck him to the right side of his face. As an umpire, Gould was appointed to stand in 3 matches of the 2007 Cricket World Cup in the Caribbean. For the avoidance of doubt, Peter Murphy did not threaten his neighbour or anyone else with a knife and nor was he is possession of such a weapon. I am sure that many of us have had occasion at the beginning of this new year to reflect upon the fact that the beginning of the Covid pandemic was no less than four years ago – although I am sure your memories of that time remain as vivid as mine.Zac now reluctantly decided to do as he had been asked so as to end this Police harassment, confident that all their checks would establish that he was qualified to drive, he was insured and that his vehicle was roadworthy. Andrew was deeply traumatised by these events, as would be any innocent person stigmatised by an accusation of rape – an accusation apparently ‘officially’ endorsed by the Police; he found the incident playing on his mind all the time and suffered sleep disturbance to such an extent that his GP had to prescribe him with medication.

PC Roose had not actually spoken to anyone in West Yorkshire Police about this matter, and no one had told him that he could not live with Adam, nor did PC Roose have any legitimate policing reason to access the information about Adam on the PNC. As a vulnerable individual who has to cope with mental health issues, and who has a heightened sensitivity to unwanted physical contact from strangers, Jervon should have been treated by others – and especially by the Police – with compassion, but instead he was treated with contempt, which then turned into an attempted to criminalise him. PC Hissy then chipped in “ You could be wanted”, to which Dean quite fairly responded “ I could be anything, but when I’m not, you need to answer. PC Rowbotham now opened the driver’s door and Zac stepped out of the car and shut the door behind him.In fact that was a manipulation of that power, as the relevant section of the Act relates to the power of constables to require individuals who are driving vehicles to stop and produce their documents – and Zac was not driving; the Officers had followed and watched as he got into his car, and it had not yet moved, albeit Zac had turned the engine on. But what happens when a police officer decides to entirely forgo these professional and moral principles and lie? Indeed, after his initial illegal foray into Adam’s records, PC Roose then repeated the data breach by unlawfully accessing Adam’s PNC file for a second time in the early hours of the following morning. Furthermore, there was no evidence from the complainant, Peter’s neighbour, that he had actually seen Peter holding or threatening to use a ‘knife’.

The man ‘guarding’ Emily shouted at her “ Don’t move your hands” and then “ Who else is in the property?This is because the conduct alleged is limited to a single incident and appears to have been conducted in good faith (albeit inappropriately). He was also left naturally extremely concerned for his brother’s welfare in custody, especially in view of his pre- existing injury. However, PC Roose learnt that Adam was moving into the house, and later the same day, whilst on duty, PC Roose accessed information about Adam on the Police National Computer (PNC) at 21:42. Jervon was to remain detained in the prison for almost three weeks, before finally being released when the Crown Prosecution Service, who were now involved, discontinued all of the charges against him stating that there was insufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction.