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Cumbria police prove political targeting claim and endorse "Absolute Zero" doctrine

By refusing my data rights on the basis of an article about lawful resistance, Cumbria Constabulary have openly confirmed political bias, retaliation, and the collapse of due process

By Martin Geddes
22nd August

..."I have received an extraordinary and damning letter from Cumbria Constabulary — one that exposes them as engaging in overt political policing and unlawful retribution for public speech. It is a refusal to process my Data Subject Access Request under the Data Protection Act 2018. The stated basis is that I published an article —The Absolute Zero Protocol— which sets out my intent to use every lawful remedy against unlawful state conduct. This is not the policing of crime, but the policing of lawful dissent.

Yet in trying to shut me down, the Constabulary have only condemned themselves: the letter is institutionally revealing, politically biased, and ultimately self-incriminating.

Let me walk you through the situation, and the lessons it teaches us.

What I asked from the police

On 19th July, I filed three Data Subject Access Requests to the Crown Prosecution Service, HM Courts and Tribunals Service, and Cumbria Constabulary. The deadline expired yesterday, one month after the first working day, and only the police have responded beyond an initial acknowledgement...."