Police yet to contact Mike Hancock following newspaper allegations

Odd story as Paul Walter recounts:

The Portsmouth News carries some more comments concerning the reports of a police “investigation” into alleged/reported allegations concerning Mike Hancock MP. I am somewhat astounded that the police have not actually contacted Mike Hancock concerning this matter, according to his spokesman. You would have thought that, with the papers bandying about words such as “police investigation” and “sex”, the police would have at least contacted the MP.

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2 Comments

  • Jeremy Davis 29th Sep '10 - 8:50pm

    The allegations are varied and many so let’s hope he can clear his name should Inspector Knacker investigate but I’ve been to see Mike Hancock on several occasions to see if he could assist me with many healthcare issues including better funding for my hospital’s local Pain Clinic as a sufferer of chronic pain but never got anywhere, indeed their budget was slashed and staff moved and never replaced. However, I can assure you Mike Hancock certainly never attempted to ‘cheer me up’ with a trip to the house of commons or a home visit or gifts, but then maybe it’s because i’m a male.

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