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#13557 - Cross Examination Police Officer - BPC Criminal Advocacy

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POLICE OFFICER
MR HILARY GARNER

SPEED

  • Mr Garner as you approached the BMW you saw a man running away.

  • Then you noticed the BMW reverse

  • Then you noticed the BMW drive away

  • And you noticed that there were a large number of pedestrians

  • And the pedestrians were crossing the High street

  • So a large number of pedestrians were in the road

  • Then you radioed for assistance.

  • By that time you could not see the BMW.

  • And then you started chasing the BMW.

  • And you caught up with the car in about 3/4 of a mile.

  • So you caught up with the car in less than a minute.

  • So the Defendant was not speeding wasn’t he?

ENVELOPE

  • Mr Garner when you found the envelope you cautioned the defendant is that correct?

  • And he made no reply.

  • He seemed confused didn’t he?

  • And he seemed in shock

  • He did not seem to have knowledge of the envelope did he?

IDENTIFICATION

  • Mr Garner you saw the Defendant when you drove into New Cross Road.

  • at approximately 10.30pm.

  • That is 10.30 at night

  • it was dark wasn’t there?

  • So your visibility was impaired.

  • The Defendant’s car was outside Hare and Billett wasn’t it?

  • And when you were driving towards Hare and Billett you noticed the Defendant’s car.

  • So you were not at Hare and Billett

  • In fact you were quite distant from Hare and Billett.

  • And therefore you couldn’t have seen clearly what was going on.

  • While at the police station you conducted a full search on the Defendant. Is that correct?

  • And the Defendant was found to have a set of keys and cash.

  • And these were found in his trouser pocket

  • Mr Garner you said you saw the male on the pavement pass something to the male in the driver’s seat.

  • And you said you saw the driver pass that something to the woman.

  • But you didn’t see what was passed.

  • So you were not sure what was passed.

  • And therefore you were not sure that the driver gave it to the female weren’t you?

  • In fact Mr Garner you are mistaken.

  • And that is because he put what he was given in his trouser pocket.

  • New Cross Road is a very busy road isn’t it?

  • And on the night of the incident people were going in and out of the pubs.

  • And lots of groups of people were congregating outside the pubs.

  • And these people were making a lot of noise.

  • And lots of people were crossing the Road.

  • So there were many obstructions to your view weren’t there?

  • And these obstructions were affecting the clarity of what you were seeing.

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