CAD information for all calls to Westminster Bridge
Dear Metropolitan Police Service (MPS),
Under FOIA , I would like to request CAD information for all calls to Westminster Bridge on
Monday 24th JAN.
Yours faithfully,
Rebecca Tidy
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Good Morning,
Thank you for your request.
Please see the attached information in respect of your recent information
request - 01/FOI/22/024474
Please note we have aggregated your 2 requests to one 1 request.
Kind Regards
Data Office Triage Team
Information Rights Unit
Metropolitan Police Service
📧: [1][email address]
🏢: 10^th Floor |Marlowe House| Sidcup |DA15 0HH
[2]cid:image001.jpg@01D6FA49.DBF54810
Dear Metropolitan Police Service (MPS),
This response was due back on May 26th and is now overdue.
You have failed to adhere to the statutory time limit for adequate response. It is not appropriate that your reply seeks to extend the time limit. The public has a right to this information.
Further obfuscation on this topic will only serve to undermine the public's confidence in the Metropolitan Police.
As you have failed to respond as per your statutory obligation within the proscribed time limit, this really should be referred straight to the Information Commission as a breach.
Please respond by Wednesday June 2nd, or this will be referred to the Information Commissioner's Office as a formal complaint.
Kindest regards,
Rebecca Tidy
Thank you for your email to the Metropolitan Police Service Data Office.
Please note the Data Office Triage Team operate Monday to Friday only.
This department is closed during bank holidays.
We receive a very high volume of requests that we endeavour to respond to
as quickly as possible, we respectfully ask you to bear with us while we
respond to all the emails received prior to yours. You will receive a
response in due course.
The following types of applications are processed by this department:
• Right of Access Requests (Formerly Subject Access Requests)
• Freedom of Information Act Requests
• Association of British Insurers/NPCC Memorandum of Understanding
Requests
• Right to Erasure and Right to Rectification Requests
• Requests under the Environmental Information Regulations 2000
If your enquiry relates to something else, please visit www.met.police.uk
or the quick links provided below:
I. Road traffic collision requests *(1)
II. Sarah’s Law – Registered sex offender data *(2)
III. Clare’s Law – Domestic violence offender data *(3)
IV. Disclosure for family court proceedings *(4)
V. Third party disclosures for family court proceedings *(5)
VI. The Publication Scheme (published FOI responses) *(6)
VII. Legal Aid requests *(7)
*(1)
https://www.met.police.uk/rqo/request/cr...
*(2)
https://www.met.police.uk/rqo/request/ri...
*(3)
https://www.met.police.uk/advice/advice-...
*(4)
https://www.met.police.uk/rqo/request/ri...
*(5)
https://www.met.police.uk/rqo/request/ri...
*(6)
https://www.met.police.uk/foi-ai/af/acce...
*(7)
https://www.met.police.uk/rqo/request/ri...
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Dear Ms Tidy
Freedom of Information Request Reference No: 01/FOI/22/024474
Please see the attached in respect of your Freedom of Information request
referenced above.
Yours sincerely
I Burgess
Information Manager
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Dear Metropolitan Police Service (MPS),
Please pass this on to the person who conducts Freedom of Information reviews.
I am writing to request an internal review of Metropolitan Police Service (MPS)'s handling of my FOI request 'CAD information for all calls to Westminster Bridge'.
I believe there is a public interest in this information.
A full history of my FOI request and all correspondence is available on the Internet at this address: https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/c...
Yours faithfully,
Rebecca Tidy
Thank you for your email to the Metropolitan Police Service Data Office.
Please note the Data Office Triage Team operate Monday to Friday only.
This department is closed during bank holidays.
We receive a very high volume of requests that we endeavour to respond to
as quickly as possible, we respectfully ask you to bear with us while we
respond to all the emails received prior to yours. You will receive a
response in due course.
The following types of applications are processed by this department:
• Right of Access Requests (Formerly Subject Access Requests)
• Freedom of Information Act Requests
• Association of British Insurers/NPCC Memorandum of Understanding
Requests
• Right to Erasure and Right to Rectification Requests
• Requests under the Environmental Information Regulations 2000
If your enquiry relates to something else, please visit www.met.police.uk
or the quick links provided below:
I. [1]Road traffic collision requests
II. [2]Sarah’s Law – Registered sex offender data
III. [3]Clare’s Law – Domestic violence offender data
IV. [4]Disclosure for family court proceedings
V. [5]Third party disclosures for family court proceedings
VI. [6]The Publication Scheme (published FOI responses)
VII. [7]Legal Aid requests
NOTICE - This email and any attachments are solely for the intended
recipient and may be confidential. If you have received this email in
error, please notify the sender and delete it from your system. Do not
use, copy or disclose the information contained in this email or in any
attachment without the permission of the sender. Metropolitan Police
Service (MPS) communication systems are monitored to the extent permitted
by law and any email and/or attachments may be read by monitoring staff.
Only specified personnel are authorised to conclude binding agreements on
behalf of the MPS by email and no responsibility is accepted for
unauthorised agreements reached with other personnel. While reasonable
precautions have been taken to ensure no viruses are present in this
email, its security and that of any attachments cannot be guaranteed.
References
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1. https://www.met.police.uk/rqo/request/cr...
2. https://www.met.police.uk/rqo/request/ri...
3. https://www.met.police.uk/advice/advice-...
4. https://www.met.police.uk/rqo/request/ri...
5. https://www.met.police.uk/rqo/request/ri...
6. https://www.met.police.uk/foi-ai/af/acce...
7. https://www.met.police.uk/rqo/request/ri...
Dear Rebecca Tidy,
Please see the attached in respect of your recent information request.
Our ref: 01/FOI/22/025211
When responding, please ensure you reply to [email address] only.
Kind regards,
SS
On behalf of
Data Office - Triage Team
Information Rights Unit
Metropolitan Police Service
PO Box 313, Sidcup, DA15 0HH
📧 [email address]
Official
Information Rights Unit
PO Box 313
Sidcup
DA15 0HH
Email: [1][The Met request email]
[2]www.met.police.uk
Your ref:
Our ref: 01/FOI/22/025211
22/06/2022
Dear Ms. Tidy
Freedom of Information Request Reference No: 01/FOI/22/025211
Please see the attached in respect of your Freedom of Information request
referenced above.
Yours sincerely
Yvette Taylor
Official
References
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2. http://www.met.police.uk/
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