PSNI Avoided Admitting Truth About Jonathan Creswell Case
The PSNI avoided answering a straightforward enquiry about whether An Garda Síochána was contacted regarding Jonathan Creswell, who fled to the Republic of Ireland in 2016 while wanted for exposure.
After almost a year, it was revealed that a refused Freedom of Information request was wrongly grounded on excess costs, yet accepted by the Information Commissioner.
- Gardaí were never contacted about Jonathan Creswell.
- The PSNI claimed the request was too expensive to answer instead of admitting the truth.
Jonathan Creswell was charged with murdering showjumper Katie Simpson in August 2020.
Concerns were raised from the start, particularly around Creswell’s previous convictions for attacking his former partner, Abi Lyle.
Author's summary: PSNI avoided admitting truth about Jonathan Creswell case for almost a year.
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