Originally Posted by louismc44
Seeing as it was me that said "I don't mean to come across as disbelieving but there is a lot more to this than you're telling us." I presume I'm one of the 'ARRR-coles' as you so eloquently put it, so maybe I should explain my comments a bit more clearly.
First of all you said
You then said"Anyway the short of the long is, we were walking along hand in hand as you all know how much support I need. My point is this.
I know you all warned me about having trouble when you marry a woman from another part of the world, but I never expect the police to come along and ask me to show me if she had her papers with her? I told the police, in fact we had and we left them in our motorhome and we would be happy to show them if the care to follow us, but oh no this was not good enough for them. Instead they just got a hold of her by the arms and said they would check it out at the police station, I said I will come along with her and my wife needs my protect because we are the only ones who can understand each other's language. They told me to get back to my camper and they would make sure I left the area with a full police protection for me if I don't shut up and get out of town?"
So, in summary you said you were walking hand in hand and the police wouldn't let you show your legal documents when you'd just stopped in Bristol for a break and some food. You then stated that you were in a minor injuries unit in a hospital when the police arrived but they saw your legal documents but wouldn't accept them as legitimate."At approximately 8.00 pm 19th August, 2013 I, Louis Boyce, was attending Southmead Hospital's minor injury unit. Police arrived and accused my wife, Olivia Boyce, of being an illegal immigrant. We were forcibly separated. My wife was terrified and in extreme distress.
Police refused to accept the legal documents I had proving she was not illegal immigrant, refused to allow me to talk to my wife and did not tell me what they were doing with her or where they were taking her. It was not until approximately 4.00 pm, 20th August, 2013, (20 hours later), that I was able to contact my wife by mobile phone. She only knows that she is being held somewhere in Bristol by the immigration service."
Now I may be talking through my 'cake-Bole' but you then went on to say that the police had stated that your wife had already left the country. All this after they 'trashed your van' and made you drive 20 miles out of Somerset.
As per my original post, I stand by my words and stress that I am not calling you a liar, but I feel there is more to this than you are telling us.
I sincerely hope everything works out and you are re-united with your wife.
