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Tape Recordings - discrete recordings made by the police in Bermuda

The first recording uploaded is that between George Jackson& Julian Hall.  Why?  Because as the many conversations possessed by the author of this site are uploaded, it is believed best to ensure that you are left in no doubt that these recordings were not made without authority.  To demonstrate this, the first is between George Jackson, then the inspector (deputy in charge) of the narcotics department.  Here is he speaking with Julian Hall, a barrister (and suspect at that time), unknown to Julian.  It was the author's recording of conversations that was later to be used against him.  The Bermuda police service was / is so poorly equipped that the author was the only person with recording facilities having paid for same himself! 

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"to subvert & betray"

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Bermudapolicerecord is not a official Bermuda Police web site but independently maintained.  However, the diary entries are an accurate representation of former Detective Constable 217's daily diary of activities on the island's of Bermuda from 1988 to 1991.  The officer probably had the highest arrest and conviction record on the island.  However, he was eventually the subject of unsubstantiated petty allegations in respect of which the island's police service, in breach of its own disciplinary regulations, did not hold a disciplinary hearing.  Instead, the then Commissioner of Police Clive Donald, declined to renew the officer's contract.  For further information, please follow the links: Complaint / Subverted & Betrayed / Back-Stabbing