Guernsey traffic woes
Most civilised countries have laws forbidding obtaining money by deception/false pretences. It would be most surprising if, given its status as an internationally approved recognised jurisdiction, the Bailiwick of Guernsey…
Cannabis as an Exit Drug: A Path Away from Harder Substances
For decades, cannabis has been framed as a “gateway drug,” a substance that leads users down a slippery slope toward harder, more dangerous drugs like heroin or cocaine. This narrative,…
Laws Are Not Enough: When Training Fails, Victims Pay the Price
In Guernsey’s close-knit community, the trust survivors of violent crime place in me is both humbling and heavy. Women and families share their stories of pain and betrayal, often unreported…
Guernsey Paedophile Ring? Untangling Rumour from Reality
Speculation over an “active paedophile ring” in Guernsey has gripped the island, fuelled by a mysterious electronic list naming seven locals. What began as whispers has spiralled into a tangle…
Becoming a Guernsey Bobbie
What are the requirements for joining law enforcement? At first blush, not that many. “Previous criminal convictions,” reads the Guernsey police recruitment ad, “… will not necessarily prevent appointment”. Education?…
Inquiries Reveal Guernsey Police Unlawfully Dismissed Complaints
A few years ago, Guernsey police got busted “filtering” complaints—an unlawful tactic they swore to end. Despite these promises, the practice continued. Here’s proof they’ve been lying to you all…
The Rule of Three (or Four)
If something happens three times or more, it’s probably not a coincidence— it’s a pattern. Ian Fleming knew it when he wrote Goldfinger: “Mr Bond. They have a saying in…