— Secret Inquiry —

by Patrick O'Brien

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“In New Zealand, police corruption is investigated by . . . the police.”

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Regular readers of my Blog may remember that in 2007 I wrote to the Chief Justice of New Zealand, Dame Sian Elias, and confessed telling lies in court to obtain convictions against my targets while working as an undercover police officer and agent-provocateur for the Crown.

Following my interview on Campbell Live, TV3 News, police commenced a self-styled “independent” inquiry and asked for my cooperation.

I have fully cooperated with this inquiry — admitted criminal liability for my offending, stated I will plead guilty to any charges, and have also provided police with an evidential interview where I made a full and frank admission of these crimes.

So, what are the findings of this “independent” inquiry?

Good question — I don’t know — New Zealand police have refused my request for a copy of the report.

I’m not making this up:

So, I complained to the Ombudsman, who referred it to the Privacy Commissioner, who agreed with police . . . the findings will remain a secret.

Cover-up?

Readers may draw their own conclusions.

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