Op Weeting plods cuff 13th hack in phone-hack probe The Metropolitan police have arrested another man as part of its ongoing investigation into alleged phone-hacking at axed Sunday tabloid News of the World. "On Thursday, 18 August, officers from Operation Weeting arrested a man [H], aged 38, on suspicion of conspiring to unlawfully intercept voicemails contrary to section 1(1 …
This arrest brings the total number of people allegedly associated with the NotW phone-hacking scandal to 13.
It's a lie I tell you.
My mate James tells me it was all due to one rouge operator, and anything else you hear is a despicable lie aimed at stopping his dad from telling the proles who to vote for in the next election.
Don't believe anything the Metropolitan police tell you as they currently don't have a leader who Rupert can invite over for drinks and tell him what to think.
Why then so few cops arrested for accepting bribes from hacks?
I guess that's how it works when corrupt Met officers investigate corruption allegations against corrupt Met officers?
<- Holmes, because like the Met, he was also a leading character in fictional detective stories (though he didn't take bribes, or use bin bags for evidence, or collect air miles, or accept freebies at health resorts, or try to shag the force press officer, etc).
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