BREAKING NEWS: UNLAWFUL REMOVAL OF CHILDREN, EVICTION, AND FINANCIAL SABOTAGE EXPOSED

Richmond  Park — 16th August 2024: In a shocking series of events, Ms. C Mother  and her son Aquayemi-Claude Akinsanya have come forward with allegations of severe misconduct involving local authorities, landlords, and other agencies. The family claims they have been subjected to a coordinated campaign of harassment, including the unlawful removal of Ms. C Mother of two daughters, an illegal eviction, and unauthorized transactions on their financial accounts.

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On March 24, 2023, Ms. C Mother of two daughters were forcibly removed from her care without her consent, under an interim order that has long since expired. Despite reaching out to their local MP, Sarah Onley, for support, no meaningful action has been taken to address this blatant violation of Ms. Campbell’s parental rights.

The situation worsened on August 16, 2024, when Mother of  Two Daughters and Mr. Akinsanya were evicted from their home Richmond  Park residents in what they describe as an unlawful eviction orchestrated by their landlords in collaboration with multi-agency operatives. During this time, unauthorized purchases were made on their credit cards, prompting them to lock their accounts and report the fraud to their banks. The family has expressed a deep mistrust of the Metropolitan Police, who were involved in both the removal of the children and the eviction, leaving them feeling isolated and unprotected.

In a further twist, Mr. Akinsanya’s educational prospects have allegedly been sabotaged, with efforts made to render him homeless just before he was set to begin a new placement in September 2024. These actions, the family contends, were deliberately designed to destabilize their lives and deny them justice.

Ms. C and Mr. Akinsanya are now calling for an immediate investigation into these unlawful activities and the apparent collusion between landlords, local authorities, and other agencies. They seek the public’s support and demand that those responsible for these egregious violations be held accountable. Emergency Hearing to be heard in the coming days of August at Wandsworth County Court.

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Defense Argument Statement

Introduction:
This defense statement is submitted on behalf of Ms. C and Aquayemi-Claude Akinsanya in response to the county’s claim and the series of unlawful actions perpetrated against them. These include the improper dismissal of a disrepair claim, the unlawful removal of Ms. C’s two daughters, the deliberate sabotage of Mr. Akinsanya’s education, and an illegal eviction. This statement seeks to highlight the injustices faced by Ms. C and Mr. Akinsanya and to assert their legal rights.

1. Unlawful Dismissal of Disrepair Claim:
Ms. C’s disrepair claim was dismissed without proper contest or notification. This constitutes a violation of her legal rights to due process, as she was neither informed nor given the opportunity to challenge the decision. The failure to notify Ms. C is a breach of natural justice and procedural fairness.

2. Unlawful Removal of Ms. C’s Daughters:
On 24th March 2023, Ms. C’s two daughters were unlawfully removed from her care without her consent. This action was taken under an interim order that has since expired, exceeding the statutory 18-week timescale. The continued separation from her daughters is unlawful, and the authorities involved acted beyond their legal authority. This removal not only violated Ms. Campbell’s parental rights but also caused significant emotional distress to her and her family.

3. Failure of Local MP Sarah Onley to Act:
Ms. C and Mr. Akinsanya reached out to their local MP, Sarah Onley, for support in addressing these issues. Despite being informed, MP Onley has failed to take appropriate action or advocate on their behalf. This lack of response has contributed to the ongoing suffering and hardship experienced by Ms. C and Mr. Akinsanya.

4. Sabotage of Aquayemi-Claude Akinsanya’s Education:
It appears that deliberate actions were taken to sabotage Mr. Akinsanya’s education, with the intent to render him homeless ahead of his September 2024 placement. This includes the coordinated efforts to disrupt his academic progress and create instability in his life, which is both unjust and unlawful.

5. Unlawful Eviction and Financial Misconduct:
On 16th August 2024, Ms. C and Mr. Akinsanya were unlawfully evicted from their residence at 77 Barnes Avenue. This eviction was carried out without proper legal process, and during this time, unauthorized transactions were made using their credit cards. Purchases were recorded at 19:21 and 19:22 on the 16th of August, with additional transactions occurring on the 17th of August. These unauthorized transactions compelled Ms. C and Mr. Akinsanya to lock their cards and report the issue to their banks. However, due to past negative experiences and mistrust, they were reluctant to involve the Metropolitan Police, who had previously been implicated in the unlawful removal of Ms. C’s daughters.

6. Collusion Between Landlords and Multi-Agencies:
There is evidence to suggest that the landlords have been colluding with multiple agencies to orchestrate these unlawful actions, including the eviction and the mistreatment of Ms. C and Mr. Akinsanya. This coordinated wrongdoing indicates a pattern of systemic abuse aimed at destabilizing and disenfranchising Ms. C and her family.

Conclusion:
The actions taken against Ms. C and Mr. Akinsanya constitute serious violations of their rights. These include the unlawful dismissal of a legitimate disrepair claim, the illegal removal of Ms. C’s daughters, the deliberate sabotage of Mr. Akinsanya’s education, the unlawful eviction, and financial misconduct. These actions have been further exacerbated by the failure of local authorities and elected representatives to provide necessary support. Ms. C and Mr. Akinsanya seek justice and the rectification of these wrongs through proper legal channels.

On the 23rd August 2024: ‘The I Family have gained access to their Home to Win Court Hearing and Outcome is due to be published. However Housing Association still believe they are obligated to continue Racial Injustice to be above the law to ignore, ‘Wandsworth County Court hearing outcome which was made on the 23rd of August 2024.’ Made by the following Judge of Court hearing.

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This story is developing, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

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