— A recorded call by James Allan aka Asda Jim , WN8, Skelmersdale In a call made by James Allan to the police this week, a troubling issue came to light — one that raises serious questions about the state of frontline policing in the UK. James, who had previously filed a report through the Online Terrorism Portal on 12th September, followed up after receiving no response for over a week. His report included information relating to death threats, firearms, doxxing, data breaches, and politically motivated harassment — yet, when he attempted to attend a voluntary interview under PACE (Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984), things quickly took an unexpected turn. “I’ve just tried to go to the station to request a voluntary interview under PACE,” James told the operator. “The woman on the desk didn’t even know what PACE was.” For those unaware, PACE is the cornerstone of British policing — the very framework that governs how officers exercise powers of stop and search, arrest,...