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SHERIFF RIDES INTO SALFORD TO FORCE GMP CHIEF CONSTABLE TO STAND DOWN

Star date: 10th September 2014

A Salford Star Exclusive

SHERIFF OF NORTHWICH TO FORCE SIR PETER FAHY TO STAND DOWN

Yesterday the Sheriff of Northwich, Peter May, came to Salford to deputise Greater Manchester Police and Crime Commissioner, Tony Lloyd, who has his office at the Civic Centre in Swinton.

Lloyd was deputised with the intent that he serves a Stand Down Notice to Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable Peter Fahy in relation to three criminal investigations, including breaches during the killing of Salford man Anthony Grainger.

See The Good, The Bad and the Fahy – click here...

SHERIFF OF NORTHWICH v GMP CHIEF CONSTABLE

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THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE FAHY

It was high noon yesterday when the Sheriff of Northwich rode into Bexley Square with a fistful of papers, preparing the official notice for Greater Manchester Police Chief Constable, Sir Peter Fahy, to stand down.

With the old Salford Magistrates Court in the background, Peter May, the official Sheriff of Northwich, under the jurisdiction of Coventry Common Law Court, wrote out the notices and marked them with blood red thumb prints, explaining to the Salford Star what was going on...

Peter May was one of 13 sheriffs elected on 30th August at Coventry Common Law Court, using the Magna Carta clause 61 of `lawful rebellion'.

... "Basically we're trying to get rid of corruption in high places – police corruption, government corruption and anything else that goes with that" he explained "There's no legal standing, it's a lawful standing. `Legal' is government created acts or statutes, `lawful' is common law, a natural law that basically states `Don't do harm or injury to man, person or property'.

"Today I'm serving Peter Fahy with a Stand Down Notice over the current criminal investigations against him" he added "There's three instances – the Harold Shipman case disposal of body parts by GMP, the health and safety breach in the killing of Anthony Grainger, and the unlawful killing of Jordan Begley – we want the name of the constable who unlawfully killed him.

"I'm going to Tony Lloyd to serve these papers because we believe that Tony Lloyd is above Peter Fahy" he explained "I have here a formal Warrant to Deputise, issued by Coventry Common Law Court to deputise Tony Lloyd, which means he becomes my Common Law Deputy.

"These papers are to force his hand to name the killer of Jordan Begley and to get Peter Fahy to stand down pending the investigations against him" he said "Tony Lloyd would be breaking common law if he does not do what he is told. And he will be liable for prosecution by the Common Law Court of Coventry for not removing Fahy until the criminal trial against him."

We followed the Sheriff as he headed west for a showdown at the O.K. Salford Civic Centre Corral where Greater Manchester Police and Crime Commissioner, Tony Lloyd, was holed up. Tumbleweed rolled through the reception as the papers were handed over to a bemused official.

"Er, what does it mean?" said the official "Can I see some identification? I don't know what it means..."

"I'm upholding the common law of England and Wales" spat the Sheriff "It's all there on the papers..."

And with that, the Sheriff of Northwich rode out of Salford...with the words of Clint coming to mind...

"It's not a joke, it's a rope, Tuco. Now I want you to get up there and put your head in that noose." From: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (1966)

Photos by Steven Speed

Patrick murray wrote
at 13:11:52 on 13 August 2016

This is brilliant, but could you please tell me where it stands in Northern Ireland thanks.

Karl Gettings wrote
at 15:36:23 on 29 January 2016

We must all remember that all convictions in an administrive court are done with the sole purpose of getting money from you, he was not judged by a common law court and as such there is no evidence of wrong doing, we have all been at the hands of policemen that bend and sometimes break common law so to say he was guilty would be based on speculation/assumption, we have been in the system to long TIME TO UNPLUG I would like some information on becoming a Sheriff here in south wales and yes I have made mistakes but that was when I was younger, please don't judge me by my past, I don't live there anymore.

Robert Marshall wrote
at 19:21:52 on 29 October 2015

Dear Editor It's excellent that suspected corruption is being attacked and holds no barriers where the law is concerned But it's rather ironic that the Sheriff of Northwich who purports to uphold the law has in fact been found guilty of not paying his insurance premiums. He put in an indemnity claim for three years of payments to his bank. An indemnity claim is where the payer contests a payment and the monies have to be refunded unless there is justifiable reason given by the receiving party of the money, in which case the money is returned Here the motor premiums for 3 years were reclaimed under the indemnity ruling and we as the broker were not able to persuade the bank that there was absolutely no justification for the claim especially given Mr May ( The Sherriff ) agreed to the renewal invites each year and we arranged his funding. The insurance company who put Mr May on cover saw no reason to refund us as they has held Mr May on cover for 3 years and provided the service asked of them. So as a company we were left out of pocket and had no choice other than to take Mr May to Court. We managed to secure a win for our claim against him for a full refund plus costs Has the Sherriff informed the relevant authorities that he now has a County Court Judgement held against him, we do not know. But we do know Bailiffs have been unable to secure his due payment, and we thought the good people of Northwich and the surrounding areas should be aware that not all those who claim to be holier than thou are in fact anything like as they purport to be Certainly if the Sherriff pays up we will be able to close this matter and commend him publically for doing the right thing But reading the article, albeit over a year after it was written, certainly sticks in the throat of everyone in this company, when claiming to do the right thing to all and sundry is apparently only for others to do, but not for the ones who cry out loudest. We hope the Sherriff of Northwich will now pay up as all good citizens do when a bill is presented and not hide form his legal obligations any more

David Robinson wrote
at 17:41:16 on 03 February 2015

by and large I am in favour of thes kind of peaceful action. I think I should point out a couple of things though. Article 61 was invoked because of the treasonous treaty of Nice being given royal assent but no mention of treason. GMP chief constable is committing treason and that is a very strong allegation to make, which should always be used in conjunction with article 61 or it is misleading as to what article 61 was invoked for. And how we should use it. "Peter May was one of 13 sheriffs elected on 30th August at Coventry Common Law Court, using the Magna Carta clause 61 of `lawful rebellion'." I maybe wrong but I don't see this provision being granted under article 61, although as the barons have gone AWOl I think we have the right and duty to convene the grand jury of the peoples court to issue true Bills on diffeerent allegations of transgressions of the law. When there is no remedy under the present criminal courts. We can demand that the committee of the barons stand under threat of treason if they do not, and that they MUST comply to common law for them to have the backing of the sovereign people. They (strictly under the law) are the highest jurisdiction in the land at this time. One last point is that article 61 gives clear direction as to how to use it and creating common law courts is not one of them. If even one court in this land is not sttanding under common law, in equity or whatever then treason is being committed. Article 61 was invoked because treason is being committed and evidently so. To deputise Tony Lloyd, Greater Manchester's Police and Crime Commissioner is double think to my understanding as he is acting in treason also. If he decides to act as a deuty under the common law then that would be really interesting however.

andrew halsall wrote
at 18:43:15 on 14 September 2014

I can i contact Peter May? as it is of the upmost importance. Thank you

found this wrote
at 10:20:12 on 13 September 2014

this is what the council has been doing, very illegal http://www.nominedeus.co.uk/?p=2155

peter eggins wrote
at 16:20:20 on 11 September 2014

I recently a member of Salford Council customer service team state, that Salford council issue its own council tax summons and then liability orders. If you have ever had one these they are a breach of the legal process and criminal.

wrote
at 12:29:51 on 11 September 2014

Ridding this land of corruption. There is much work to be done .

Dougie Goodwin wrote
at 09:32:18 on 11 September 2014

It is about time,that Common Law was used correctly in this Country,it is our only defence against the closed curtains of official office. Common Law is the Law of this Land NO MAN should be able to stand above it.

sheriff helen cornwall wrote
at 21:15:06 on 10 September 2014

well done to sheriff peter ,for too long the corporation and there agents have caused death and destruction and now we the common law sheriffs have landed ,coming to a town near you x

wesley ahmed wrote
at 19:57:41 on 10 September 2014

Well well well, it looks like the people of the uk are fed up with all the blatant cover ups by corrupt councils police and banking mafia cartel, Common LAW rules this land, not ACTS or STATUES, acts or statues only come into force if you consent to be governed by the ruling peado class, oh and one question for the police, why did MI5/6 allow known pedophiles to rub shoulders with the ROYALS? answers on a post card please, with love and light #justice4grainger #justice4all #nomoredeathsincustody

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