The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has suppressed witness statements in its reinvestigation of the Elm Guest House, which was implicated in a national inquiry related to child sexual abuse. A complaint has been filed with the Information Commissioner's Office regarding this perceived cover-up. Previous police investigations faced criticism for failing to properly address allegations from a former teen masseur who accused officers of misconduct. Recent requests for detailed witness statements have been rejected, prompting concerns about transparency in handling such sensitive cases.
In our attempts to access official documents linked to the Elm Guest House case, requests were rejected, citing the inability to locate the files.
The IOPC's decision to suppress witness statements sets a dangerous precedent for transparency and accountability in cases of historical abuse.
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