| Comment | None of this is correct.
The PF doesn’t handle complaints. Any complaints against police are automatically referred to the PF for scrutiny.
They do not have to provide a copy of the warrant. The warrant is read to the subject of the warrant and persons within.
The sheriff gives the warrant based on the information or it’s a justice of the peace usually.
They didn’t question him evidentially as it was to ascertain identity. An illegal interview is in reference to an allegation of an offence. He was not alleged or charged with an offence.
Record of search is not given to the subject of the search.
If the OP wishes to do this correctly, complain to the Police and await an outcome. If they are unsatisfied with the outcome they can escalate it to PIRC.
It will be taken seriously as it’s audited by HMICS regularly.
If they’re still not satisfied they can launch a claim in a civil court for damages. |
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