Welsh Resident Granted Protection from Extradition to the UK

Dec. 12, 2010 - PRLog -- Maurice J Kirk BVSc is a private pilot, veterinary surgeon and property owner who has been harassed by Police in Somerset, Guernsey and, since the early 90s, in South Wales. Most recently, a Warrant for Arrest  was issued. A leaked report2 had revealed to him, that South Wales Police were going to use their licence to kill lawfully. Medical reports had been falsified to get him to Broadmoor for life. Being also resident in Brittany, he
was thus looking for asylum there as well as in Alderney3. Today he was assured protection from extradition in Rennes, the capital of Brittany. The civil servants believed that he was the first Englishman to obtain asylum in France, possibly since the French Revolution.

Having been a victim of harassment, false imprisonments, incarceration in a psychiatric clinic and the noninvestigation of crimes, resulted in Mr Kirk becoming a „chronic litigant‟. While he didn‟t take ‘no’ for an answer, Police „ratcheted up‟ their harassment: trumped up charges about a decommissioned machine gun, not investigating crimes and ultimately succeeding in getting Mr Kirk struck off the Register of Veterinary Surgeons.
Mr Kirk won over 100 allegations against South Wales Police, with a near 90% success rate. His action for civil damages, however, has been blocked for years. A minor action resulted in a Warrant for Arrest in November, in Mr Kirk‟s absence, despite requests for adjournment on medical grounds.

This warrant, together with the leaked intention to get Mr Kirk shot, were the main reasons for asking for asylum. However, he does have further grievances:
 Medical records, that are urgently required for an overdue hip replacement, are withheld by the NHS,
the Crown Prosecution Service and three other parties
 Psychiatric records were falsified to ensure that he gets locked away for life
 HM Court Services have denied him fair trials, while judgments in his favour of £15,000 and £50,000 have not been paid up.

Signatures of an online petition, representative of many other victims, will be sent to “HM Partnership4” as soon as 200 signatures will be gathered.

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