A complaint ought to be made to the police complaints authority, and to the CPS, an application made too for Judicial Review of the decision to charge and prosecute being an abuse of power, citing also a breach of the Prevention of Harassment Act as it may be said that to proceed down the road of prosecution in fact amounts to harassment, .. possible complaints to the Audit general may support the view of waste of funds, etc.. This sort of arrest followed by CPS pursuit is blatant disregard of the right to free speech, right to expression, assembly and demonstration, a very slipery slope indeed, in particularly against administrative action which may have been carried out in a questionable manner contrary to international law,and so the right to complain about matters which engages a possible breach/and a breech of Art 3 is wrong.