The father of a survivor of the care gang has accused the police of Greater Manchester of using 'bullying tactics' when they focused on a grandmother via a Facebook message.
Marlon West, 51, labeled the reply of the power as 'terrible' after visiting the House of Helen Jones about an intimidation claim when she criticized online labor councilors.
The furious father said that the tactics used by the two officers who have the nation are horrible, similar to what he experienced when he made desperate supplications for the police to protect his daughter, Scarlett.
The advanced nurses who talked to MailOnline exclusively said: 'They can go to a grandmother's house and intimidate her, but they could not take the trouble to do research into my daughter who was raped as a child. I think that's terrible.
“And she won't be the only one. I think it always happens. '
The campaign father said it was another example of what he thinks the 'bullying' actions of officers and two-fold police work are.
“Nothing surprises me with a larger police of Manchester,” he said. “It's terrible, it's really bad. Again, they are bullying tactics and it is what they have done with us. '
He believes that the police 'jump' when politicians submit complaints, but when the terrified father went to a risk management meeting with the armed forces, he says that he was shouted by the police and was told to stop reporting that he missing his daughter.
Marlon West, 51, depicted with his daughter Scarlett who is a care gang of survivor, has criticized the Greater Manchester Police because he focuses on a grandmother via a Facebook message
Scarlett, now 19, has previously been brave and moving how a random incident was at a bus station to expose her to the claws of abusers. Shown: 14 years old
Doorcam -Statues of the police who visit Grandmother Helen Jones's house on Tuesday 18 February
“It is intimidation and what I believe has happened to me,” said Mr. West.
'The municipal councilors complain to the police … It is what happens here. Tory -councilor Liam Billington, he challenged Labor Councilors about care gangs and she closed him. Many workers' council members are terrified of losing votes.
“When a councilor calls the police or someone in the government, I think the police are just jumping because they are busy from the local authorities.”
Because of his own experiences with the power he says, like Mrs. Jones, he is now careful with what he places online.
Mr. West said: 'I am really careful on social media and what I say, because I am worried that the police participate because of what happened in the past.
“I am very careful with what I say and what I put.”
MailOnline has contacted Greater Manchester's police for comment.
Scarlett, now 19 years old, was mentioned last year in the damn Baird investigation for the treatment she received by the Greater Manchester Police while being held in the police.
She was abused, cared for and traded from her early teenage years before she was searched illegally in custody.
Helen Jones (photo) called for the resignation of the local council members who are involved in the WhatsApp scandal that was exposed by the post on Sunday
A shocked Mrs. Jones rushed home and feared that something had happened to be tragic with a loved one. At 2.15 pm she received a phone call from an officer who was thought as the same sergeant who knocked on her door and was told
Mr. West smoked: 'They can go to a grandmother's house who intimidates her, but they could not bother to investigate my daughter who is raped as a child'
13 years (photo) Scarlett went to the private school and was in all top sets
Scarlett, now 19 years old, was mentioned last year in the damn Baird investigation for the treatment she received by the Greater Manchester Police while being held in the police. Shown: 14 years old
Marlon shown with his daughter Scarlett in her early years said it was another example of what he thinks the 'bullying' actions are of officers and two -part police
Yesterday, investigators were accused of worn as the Stasi Secret Police in East Germany for the interrogation of Mrs. Jones about her calls for the resignation of local council members who are involved in the WhatsApp scandal that was exposed by the post on Sunday.
The police said that the 54-year-old had not committed a crime but Mrs. Jones says she was intimidated by those who called her door and to be terrified of posting on social media again.
Two officers with a normal blob of 48 hours after they knocked on the harassment of complaints on the door of the school manager.
The extraordinary episode took place days after this newspaper revealed how Gwynne, the Member of Parliament for Gorton and Denton, placed a mean message to Labor colleagues on a WhatsApp group that said the next elections.
He made the attacking comment about the WhatsApp group of 'Trigger Me Timbers' after the pensioner sent a letter to Stockport Labor collection member David Sedgwick who complained about her BIN collections.
In the aftermath of the scandal, Mrs. Jones, a school manager, repeatedly posted that CLLR Sedgwick must resign from his Heaton's North Seat on a closed Facebook group called 4Heaton's Hub, and another publicly available page called Reddish Matters.
The police of Greater Manchester said: 'We spoke to the woman for six minutes to advise that she was the subject of a complaint about intimidation and to answer any questions she has.
'No further action is needed because no crime was committed.
'We have a duty to inform her that she is the subject of a complaint. The real threats made to the municipal councilors recently meant that it was more necessary to ensure that all reports are viewed.
'On this day, officers did 203 arrests for crimes such as abuse, burglary and rape. Tackling these priorities is the reason why the complaint was dealt with, two days after it was reported. '
