Para 16.
“There are of course differences in the level of detail in each of the narratives;
the amount of evidence my team and I gathered varied by event. In some cases,
we were able to obtain accounts from multiple attendees, as well as
documentary material, including email communications, entry and exit logs and
photographs. For other events there was less documentary evidence and we
were only able to speak with a limited number of individuals. This was most
notably the case for those events that we started investigating later in the
process, essentially at the point at which the Metropolitan Police said they
would be investigating those same events. This necessarily limited what we
were able to establish about those gatherings as it would not have been
appropriate to continue with our investigation once the police investigation had
commenced. The Metropolitan Police investigation had primacy. I have taken
the view that it would not be necessary, appropriate or proportionate to
undertake any further investigation work following the conclusion of the work of
the Metropolitan Police.”
So, Sue Gray stopped her investigation when The Met started theirs…
Well, so long as it wus in their safe hands we have nowt to worry about, have we?
FFS !