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You might have come across some senile judges with views that make Heinrick
Himmler sound like a liberal in your time, but Judge Haworth of Cambridge
takes the piss, and the Cambridge Police should be provided with black
shirts immediately for this one:
Two charity workers, Ruth Wyner and John Brock from a drop in and advice
centre for drug users in Cambridge have been sentenced to five and four
years for allowing the supply of heroin on the premises. Although Judge
Haworth accepted that the workers who have dedicated their lives to
helping the homeless, did not benefit from the activities of a few user
dealers on or near their premises, he still saw fit to bang them up
and so play his part in the war on drugs (on drug users - SIC).
The old bill took it on themselves to pose as homeless people and try
to buy drugs off other users in the Wintercomfort Centre - a tactic
known as 'buy and bust' that a lot of you will be familiar with. Instead
of warning Ruth and John about what they saw, and secretly filmed, they
went straight down there and nicked them. Now the Centre was being used
by up to 150 people a day, and the workers had been doing their best
to stop dealing going on (banning people they suspected was one) but
this wasn't enough for the judge. He said they should have handed over
the names to the police despite the risk of violent reprisals and the
compromising of confidentiality. If all such drop in centres did this
with every user they even suspected of dealing, then no one would go
near them.
Also if some dealing goes on in such centres, it doesnŐt compare with
the amount of gear changing hands in Her Majesty's Prisons. So Judge
Howarth, are we going to see Prison Governors on trial as well.
Judge Howarth and the Cambridge Police need to get real. People like
Ruth and John need support not persecution. TheyŐre trying to help people
get out of homelessness and drugs, not make the situation worse.
THE CITIZEN
Letters of support to The Cambridge Two Action Committee, 146 Scotland
Road, Cambridge, CB41QQ.
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