Manor Residents Raided

steveL · September 21, 2013, 09: AM

This is the pic used by The Mail in its story about the raid on Manor Residents. The dark Nissan Juke belongs to SAB.

fred c · September 21, 2013, 12: PM

I noticed that, i wonder if Ste "He Looks so Handsome in his Robes" was in attendance when the boys in blue turned up ?

It`s a pity Members of "The Mob" haven`t shown the same support to the 4 Employees who are still waiting for their Compensation from Manor Residents......Socialists, Union Members, Voluntary Workers, Charity Workers.................... Don`t make me Laff

craig finton · September 22, 2013, 11: AM

To say that the Police have been slow off the mark here would be an understatement. As has been said on here, they've been busily flogging the shredding machine to death for weeks. When you add this to the very generous and equally absurd 2 - months given to MR by HBC to get their house in order then you can't help but wonder what is actually going on here. They appear to have made very little progress in that 2 months apart from engaging in a concerted effort to cover their tracks.

ARC86 · September 22, 2013, 12: PM

Surely all monies will be traceable by a simple check of the companies bank accounts.. no amount of covering up can take this tool away from the fraud squad

mk1 · September 22, 2013, 01: PM

Quote from: ARC86 on September 22, 2013, 12: PM
Surely all monies will be traceable by a simple check of the companies bank accounts.. no amount of covering up can take this tool away from the fraud squad

Check Angie's puppet master and his history of failed companies.

jimbo · September 22, 2013, 04: PM

When it comes to showing the spend on an grant given, how is AW going to prove the spend if she has shredded the info?

very strange....all monies must have gone through the bank, the police must be able to get bank statements

Just a matter of time

enough said · September 22, 2013, 10: PM

Surely all monies will be traceable by a simple check of the companies bank accounts.. no amount of covering up can take this tool away from the fraud squad

yes but we talking about some one who is very clever and been here before there more than likely bought goods with the money and can show that there have but its were have them goods gone the very next day turned back in to cash which is going to be the hard part to prove. theres a lot at stake here lot of people involved that are high up there would be to many red faces for any one to fall foul and be charged its a losing battle and a complete waste of public money its sad and a shame that we all got to sit back and let it happen but we dont have a choice not this time not any time when theres people involed that are above us all we just got to close our eyes and forget it did not happen.

mk1 · September 22, 2013, 11: PM

There is one critical difference here-the Police are involved.
It will be very difficult for the fatties to get around that.
I know Cleveland Police are bent but given the high profile sackings they have endured they will be vary wary of getting involved in any more cover ups.

On another point did the SCAB turn up in his Mayor'costume whilst the Police were at Manor?
I can picture him shuffling sideways to get in the door then bellowing loudly 'do you know who I am'.
What exactly was he doing there? I thought he had 'left the building' so to speak.

fred c · September 23, 2013, 07: AM

Qoute Stephen Allison.

"Such damage may result in things like the Tall Ships Race Committee thinking twice about coming back to Hartlepool"

So not all bad then.... save us another £2.5 million weekend, & the sight of "Ste bursting out of his robes Akers Belcher" in front of all & sundry.

DRiddle · September 23, 2013, 09: AM

Regarding Stephen's quote, I actually think the opposite.

In so far as, this town is already at rock bottom right now.

How many councils up and down the country can boast the following?:

(1) Councillors voting for themselves to be investigated in reation to links to voluntary sector funding.
(2) Councillors signing a petition for a full root and branch inquiry in addition to the above (again of themselves).
(3) Councillors voting not to fight for their own hospital as it might 'embarrass' the town.
(4) Councillors wasting thousands on a consultation process about the travellers site which they then ignored anyway (and chose one certain to be deemed unlawful).
(5) Councillors voting to offset a government benefit cut with public money.
(6) The fraud sqaud raiding one of the most widely know charities in the town. A charity with massive connections to actual councillors.

I could go on... and all of the above are basically within the last few months.

How much lower can our council actually go? In terms 'low-ness' we're all ready at 'snake's belly' proportions.

If someone with balls in HBC doesn't sort this mess out and get rid of the cancer that's inflitrated the Labour Party, our town is doomed.

Ark · September 23, 2013, 07: PM

i don't know where this idea that there's police sellotaping bounds of shredded paper together and that MRA have spent two weeks shredding it and please i doubt they'd use there own computers at MRA to launder money it mainly isn't about that its about all the cash in hand and the lack of paper trail evidence to even suggest they've payed tax's and the police best on the computers don't make me laugh the fraud squad is nothing compared to them who protect and check through the internet. and a 5 year old could reload all the history of a computer using the correct binary decoder and other system required software

fred c · September 23, 2013, 08: PM

Thank goodness Constable R Slicker age 5 3/4 is working on this investigation then....lol

enough said · September 23, 2013, 10: PM

who protect and check through the internet. and a 5 year old could reload all the history of a computer using the correct binary decoder and other system required software

you need to check back in the forum and read some of the posts 1 of them said that a computer hard drive went down and had to be replaced a month ago.

the only thing the police have is bank statements and there will only be looking at large amounts of money going out and too who.
and this is were wilcox has boxed clever she appointed a trustee to be in charge of the bank account and who ever had there name on the account at the time is going to jail for a long time we all hope.
but wilcox will yet again get away with it.
i can honestly see this comeing.

infact im raising my stake on this cause i now no it will be covered up
and never to be spoke about again.

Ark · September 24, 2013, 01: PM

then why would people say that the police computer experts are there then and just because a harddrive went down dosnt mean theres no info that could be easily retreived how do you think the afrixcan gangs who buy our broken computers get our bank details and find me the news report stating that the hard drive actualy went down all i see is peoples opinions not facts ive read the newspaper articles and the bank statements could corralate that the scapegoat might not even be in the region when the card got used

enough said · September 25, 2013, 12: AM

Quote from: Ark on September 24, 2013, 01: PM
then why would people say that the police computer experts are there then and just because a harddrive went down dosnt mean theres no info that could be easily retreived how do you think the afrixcan gangs who buy our broken computers get our bank details and find me the news report stating that the hard drive actualy went down all i see is peoples opinions not facts ive read the newspaper articles and the bank statements could corralate that the scapegoat might not even be in the region when the card got used

when you change a hard drive because its broke.
what happens to the old one its not rockett science and as for the rest wilcox as i said before has been there before we all no she has and walked away from it.
and as for newspaper articles when have there ever got it right
as was stated in a post in this forum some time back.