The Ombudsman's final decision
Summary: We will not investigate Mr X’s complaint the police and other bodies have carried out illegal, non-consensual human experimentation on him and other family members in various ways. We cannot investigate illegal activities.
The complaint
Mr X complains the Police and Crime Commissioner has allowed illegal practices to take place using infrasound, ultrasound and other methods. Mr X says this has caused him degenerative physical health conditions.
The Ombudsman’s role and powers
The Local Government Act 1974 sets out our powers but also imposes restrictions on what we can investigate. We cannot investigate criminal matters.
How I considered this complaint
I considered information provided by the complainant.
I considered the Ombudsman’s Assessment Code.
My assessment
Mr X says the police and the police and crime commissioner are carrying non-consensual human experimentation out on him and other family members.
If this is the case, then it is a criminal matter and the Ombudsman does not have the power to investigate.
Final decision
We will not investigate Mr X’s complaint because we do not have the power to investigate illegal activities.
Investigator's decision on behalf of the Ombudsman