So sang Marvin Gaye on his 1971 Billboard Top 10 album, ‘What’s Going On’. It is some months since Neil Wilby Media published their most recent article featuring Operation Laggan and what is claimed to be the biggest failed fraud investigation and prosecution in the history of the criminal justice system in the United Kingdom.Continue reading “‘What’s happening, brother’”
Category Archives: CPS
Police accused of arrest blunder
A nominal well known to Greater Manchester Police, Raja Miah, 49, of Stamford Street, Mossley, Tameside has claimed, variously, on social media that he was arrested yesterday morning (27th April, 2023) at his home address at approximately 6.40am, as part of what he says is ‘a campaign to interfere with free and democratic local elections byContinue reading “Police accused of arrest blunder”
Jury hears police officer used cadet training scheme as ‘grooming playground’
A jury at Liverpool Crown Court has heard that PC Mohammed Adnan Ali, 36, of Greater Manchester Police used the a force training scheme as ‘a grooming playground’ via which he sexually assaulted teenaged children. There was little or no senior officer oversight as PC Ali (pictured above) ran the Trafford District volunteer police cadetContinue reading “Jury hears police officer used cadet training scheme as ‘grooming playground’”
R v Eleanor Williams: Sentencing remarks of HHJ Robert Altham
These remarks are the most comprehensive, authoritative version of the events that led to the investigation, prosecution, conviction and jailing of 22 year old Barrow-in-Furness woman, Eleanor Williams (more widely known as ‘Ellie’) who lied and fantasised about being raped, beaten, tortured and trafficked by white males and Asian grooming gangs. Sentencing remarks in full:Continue reading “R v Eleanor Williams: Sentencing remarks of HHJ Robert Altham”
Court hears of victims’ suicide attempts at Eleanor Williams sentencing hearing
On any independent view, the trial of a young woman from Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, and all that went before it, is one of the most troubling and emotionally-charged cases of its genre to come before a jury in recent years. Eleanor Williams, 22, of Walney Island was found guilty on 3rd January, 2023 of eight countsContinue reading “Court hears of victims’ suicide attempts at Eleanor Williams sentencing hearing”
Council chamber bottle thrower spared return to prison
A prominent member of a group of political axe-grinders and malcontents, whom self-style as The Rabble (or Raja’s Rabble), has avoided a second spell in prison. Last Friday (17th February, 2023), Gary Leese, 59, of Kandel Place, Whitworth, a dedicated follower of a notorious unemployed, Tameside-based conspiracy theorist, Raja Miah, 49, pleaded guilty to aContinue reading “Council chamber bottle thrower spared return to prison”
Never rains but it pours
Problems continue to pile up for a notorious, unemployed Tameside-based conspiracy theorist as all the indications are that he is currently serving bans handed down by social media giants, Facebook and YouTube. Upon whom he depends heavily for income streams. Bradford-born Raja Miah, 49, out of work since 2017 until a recent, but brief, spellContinue reading “Never rains but it pours”
Defendant tells detectives involved in harassment prosecution: ‘I, and the people of my town, are coming for you’.
One of the most extraordinary criminal cases in recent times received its eleventh airing in a magistrates’ court on 2nd February, 2023. The following day (3rd February, 2023) was the anniversary of the first appearance in court of Raja Miah, 49, an unemployed conspiracy theorist whose address is given by the court as Stamford Street,Continue reading “Defendant tells detectives involved in harassment prosecution: ‘I, and the people of my town, are coming for you’.”
Back to square one
The vexed case of R -v- Raja Miah returns to Manchester and Salford Magistrates’ Court at 9.30 this morning (2nd February, 2023), in courtroom 18, for what should have been the second attempt at an opening of a two day harassment trial. The complainant is a 40 year old lawyer from the Salford area whoContinue reading “Back to square one”
Further delays in Raja Miah trial
A district judge at Manchester and Salford Magistrates’ Court has ruled that a trial at which an unemployed, Tameside-based conspiracy theorist faces harassment allegations, will not proceed, as listed, next week. Raja Miah, 49, of Stamford Street, Mossley was arrested by Greater Manchester Police officers in a dawn raid on his home in July, 2021Continue reading “Further delays in Raja Miah trial”
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