Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: Inghilterra: 'Grandmother arrested on race charges after telling rowdy Asian students to go home'

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<--- Sickened: Jo Calvert-Mindell was carted her off to the police station
charged with using racially aggravated words
After being woken for the third time in one night by a group of drunken and
noisy students, Jo Calvert-Mindell was at her wits' end.
The former policewoman got dressed, went outside and shouted at them: 'Why
can't you go back to where you come from and make some noise there? I bet
your families and neighbours wouldn't put up with it.
'You don't care about us and do just as you like. What gives you the right
to frighten my elderly neighbours, cause damage and keep us awake at night?'
She also reported the incident to police, who came and dispersed the eight
students.
The 51-year-old grandmother was astonished when four months later she was
arrested and accused of being a racist. It turned out that two Asians in the
group had complained to the police.
In April, Miss Calvert-Mindell, who has never been in trouble with the
police before, was charged with using racially aggravated threatening words
or behaviour under section 5 of the Public Order Act.
In May, she appeared at Folkestone Magistrates' Court in Kent, where she
denied the charge.
The case hung over her until the Crown Prosecution Service decided to drop
it last week, admitting there was little chance of conviction. Now she is
filing a complaint about the way the police treated her.
Yesterday, Miss Calvert-Mindell, a Liberal Democrat councillor and community
volunteer, said: 'The last thing I am is a racist.
'I have a totally inclusive attitude to different races and cultures  -  I
don't care if you are black, white, green or a Martian.
'Their colour had nothing to do with it  -  it was their behaviour.
'I think there is something very wrong in our society when a resident can't
go out and try and prevent crime and disorder and encourage the defendants
to go back home and that they can then play the race card to completely
absolve themselves of responsibility for that behaviour.
'The authorities today are so sensitive to being criticised for being racist
that any claims of racism just raises their antennae, instead of using
common sense.'
The incident that led to her court appearance happened in the early hours of
November 8 last year on the Hales Place estate in Canterbury.
Miss Calvert-Mindell, who has a daughter and three grandchildren, was woken
three times by students from the nearby University of Kent, who were
shouting drunkenly and kicking bins.
Fed up after months of sleeplessness caused by noisy students she put her
clothes on and went down to tell them to be quiet.
She said that when she shouted at the students 'all I meant was that they
would not do that at their family homes wherever they had come from in
England.'
But one of the students said she was being racist. Two Asians in the group
later complained to police.
Assistant district crown prosecutor Carol Chastney said: 'Following a review
we decided to discontinue the proceedings against the defendant as there was
no longer sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of
conviction.'
Kent Police refused to apologise. Superintendent Chris Hogben said: 'An
allegation was made that was fully investigated. A case was presented to the
CPS and the decision was made to prosecute.
'If Miss Calvert-Mindell would like to discuss our response and the conduct
of officers I would urge her to contact me direct.'
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