Baby P: CPS confirms information was withheld from the police by Haringey Council

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has confirmed The Times’s report that Haringey Council initially withheld information about the Baby P case from the police and lawyers:

It has also emerged Haringey Council did not disclose all information surrounding the case of Baby P to police and prosecutors until ordered to do so by a judge. A spokeswoman for the Crown Prosecution Service said: “We can confirm that not everything was disclosed until the judge requested that everything should be disclosed at the beginning of the trial.” (The Telegraph)

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  • Michelle Rowland 17th Nov '08 - 1:19pm

    I have cried so much over this little boys story and the anger I feel is undescribable!
    These people capable of such horrendous crimes should be let loose to the public, who I’m sure would be very obliging to take care of them. I personally would favour stoning them to death! Unless we change our laws,and have harsher methods of dealing with such deranged lunatics this type of thing will continue happening.We need to stop being so soft and toughen up!It might not sound very nice, but I believe these types of crime might become less if people knew it was a life for a life.

  • i think dese people are so uterz for beating dere own child bayby p dey sould go dwn for dis fuckin pussios dats bere sad man i would beat da shit out of baby p’s pearents kmt

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