Could anyone please answer this question for me.
The CPS are intending to pursue a charge of dangerous driving and no NIP has been served within 14 days of the offence(either orally or written). The police were never at the scene and responded to a complaint. The police had identified the driver within 3 days and had CCTV of the alleged incident already viewed within those 3 days(no further evidence being used or investigated)
The police contacted the driver and asked them to voluntarily attend the police station but not for over another 2 weeks and did not indicate which charges this was in connection with just phrased it as 'come in for a chat '.
The case has now been sent to CPS and when pointed out that no NIP has been served their response is that they can investigate this and then charge.
This seems to go against everything I can find on the Internet (yes I know) so I wondered if anyone on here could let me know why this is ?
Thank you
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maccie · 28/06/2014 11:01
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