What this record says
Police Minister Yasmin Catley told Alex Greenwich that police had investigated Tony’s identity-theft reports several times and found insufficient evidence to substantiate them. She said an officer from Kings Cross Police Area Command had recently spoken with Tony about the outcome. Her letter directs him back to that command. It records the advice she received from police and her response to Greenwich.
F/2025/55291; MINS-522608304-22693 · PDF p. 1 · No date printed; filename labels 2 October 2025
The key passage
Police have also engaged with Mr Smith over a period of time in relation to his concerns and he has been informed that there is insufficient evidence to substantiate claims of identity theft.
F/2025/55291; MINS-522608304-22693 · PDF p. 1 · No date printed; filename labels 2 October 2025 · second body paragraph
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What the minister says police told her
Catley said police had investigated Tony’s reports repeatedly and found insufficient evidence of identity theft. She also said an officer had recently spoken with him. She directed him to contact Kings Cross Police Area Command.
F/2025/55291; MINS-522608304-22693 · PDF p. 1 · No date printed; filename labels 2 October 2025 · second to fourth body paragraphs
F/2025/55291; MINS-522608304-22693 · PDF p. 1 · No date printed; filename labels 2 October 2025
Where this came from
| Source | Letter signed Yasmin Catley MP, addressed to Alex Greenwich MP |
|---|---|
| Document identifier | F/2025/55291; MINS-522608304-22693 |
| Date | No date printed; filename labels 2 October 2025 |
| PDF extent | 1 page |
| File | minister-catley-greenwich-f2025-55291-02oct2025.pdf |
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