World premiere: Covid vaccination under criminal investigation in England

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – A British doctor who was banned for questioning the safety of vaccines and the reliability of Covid tests has won in a landmark decision a significant High Court case.

After questioning the efficacy of face masks in a video posted on Instagram and Twitter in June, Dr. Samuel White was slapped with an 18-month ban by the UK General Medical Council (GMC).

In the video, White explained the reason why he could no longer tolerate working in his previous roles because of the “lies” around the NHS and the response of the government to the pandemic, which were “so vast” he could no longer “stomach” them.

White also commented that “masks do nothing” to stop the spread of Covid. It was considered the ultimate sin as this was the consensus medical opinion at the start of the pandemic before it mysteriously switched almost overnight.

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In addition to questioning the efficacy of masks, the doctor also raised concerns about the safety of vaccines and the reliability of Covid tests.

White had called for a “criminal investigation” by London police in December after presenting “significant and irrefutable evidence” of safety problems with Covid vaccines after being suspended from his job and pay.

Now it appears that the criminal investigation has been launched.

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On Monday, December 20, 2021, criminal charges were officially filed with the Metropolitan Police at Hammersmith Police Station in London.

Former police officer Mark Sexton has submitted 1100 pages of evidence to Hammersmith Criminal Investigation Department, where two detectives accepted and signed the paperwork.

The crimes cited are:

• misfeasance in public office
• misconduct in public office
• conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm
• conspiracy to administer a poisonous and harmful substance to cause severe injury and death
• gross negligence manslaughter
• corporate manslaughter
• corruption
• fraud
• blackmail
• murder
• conspiracy to commit murder
• terrorism
• genocide
• torture
• crimes against humanity
• false imprisonment
• multiple breaches of our human rights
• war crimes
• multiple violations of The Nuremberg Code 1947
• multiple violations of The Human Rights Act 1998
• (Treason will also be added).

The case was forwarded to all police stations, which were forced to collect data. The victims of the Covid injections were asked to give their statements in different ways.

This process results in some vaccination centers being informed of their “crime scene” status.

Criminal charges were also filed against UK government ministers, civil servants, and media editors.

The complaint was supported by hundreds of reports from professionals of deaths and serious adverse effects following Covid “vaccination.”

The Metropolitan Police accepted the allegations and gave case number 6029679/21, after which a criminal investigation was opened.

The complaint was also recognized on December 6 by the International Criminal Court and given the case number OTP-CR-473/21.

These events come at a time when rumors are circulating that the Covid vaccination campaign will be suspended for security reasons.

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It is now the responsibility of the Metropolitan Police (the police force responsible for London and Greater London) to conduct a full and competent investigation into the above allegations of serious crime.

This initiative resulted in street posters and newspaper ads urging the public to report deaths or adverse symptoms associated with Covid vaccinations.

CRIME NUMBER 6029679/21

The lawsuit was filed by Philip Hyland, attorney at PJH Law; Lois Bayliss, barrister at Broad Yorkshire Law; Dr. Samuel White, a physician; and Mark Sexton, a former police officer.

Charges of gross negligence, manslaughter, and misconduct in public office were brought against Dr. June Raine, physician and head of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), and Charlie Massey, head and registrar of the General Medical Council (GMC).

Felony charges were also brought against UK government ministers, civil servants, and media editors.

Due to the volume of information to be handled, the NGO UKCitizen2021 offered the assistance of its 250 members deployed across the country to take statements.

APPEAL TO CITIZENS AROUND THE WORLD

The professionals behind the complaint are calling on the public to support the British police in their investigation:

• “We ask that you provide your information in the criminal complaint so that the police can contact you in due course to assist in the investigation. We understand that you may apply for “Victim of a Crime” and/or “Witness Protection” status in due course.
• We also understand that you may request a face-to-face interview at your home or office. We realize that many of you live outside the UK. However, please do not underestimate the importance of the evidence you have, regardless of the country you live in.
• There is compelling evidence of serious and systematic crimes internationally, so your evidence may be more important than you think.

We ask that you contact the following four police officers by email:

Detective Inspector Trevor Struthers, Criminal Investigation Department (CID), Hammersmith Police Station: [email protected]

Detective Sergeant Oliver Mallett, CID, Hammersmith Police Station: [email protected]

Detective Constable Tobias Hussey, Criminal Investigation Department, Hammersmith Police Station: [email protected]

Police Constable Irvine, Hammersmith Police Station, [email protected]

Format for sending information to London Metropolitan Police (valid for any country).

“Dear Sir or Madam,

FOR THE URGENT ATTENTION OF:

Detective Inspector Trevor Struthers
Detective Sergeant Oliver Mallett
Police Constable Tobias Hussey
Police Constable Irvine

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