Re: A.I.C....just another private Dick firm wanting to ride off Madeleine's back

by macy 10.09.10 18:16

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Seriously, I`m not the spelling police, BUT abscent fathers is not terribly professional for a cutting edge, high profile organisation............really !
laughat

by Judge Mental 10.09.10 18:17

So how do we contact AIC? Here you go -
A.I.C. Legal Services Ltd
P.O Box 9870, Sutton-In-Ashfield,
Nottinghamshire
NG17 0DL

A box number? Preposterous.

by Judge Mental 10.09.10 18:35

macy wrote:[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Seriously, I`m not the spelling police, BUT abscent fathers is not terribly professional for a cutting edge, high profile organisation............really !

Most detective agencies merely utilise 192.com as their main tracing search engine, however A.I.C. Legal Services Ltd tracing agents have much more resources at their disposal and go the extra mile in locating a subject.

@ macy

What do you think of this highlighted wording? big grin

Much more resources indeed. The resources can only be official sources, which would suggest they are in cahoots with varmints who work or hold office within authorities and organisations . One is in absolutely no doubt about this at all.

This is why many ex-police officers have become private detectives in the past. Their sly ex-colleagues have always passed on information from the PNC database for money. Alas, it has become increasingly difficult for constables and sergeants to glean information since data became more protected, with a huge risk of leaving a trace of whomever accessed the information. Therefore, unless one is in bed with an inspector before one leaves the police service, the chances of gaining information easily is seriously diminished.

The abolition of almost all shared or comunal computers has finally put paid to a lot of police life-styles radically changing. Not to mention the life-styles of job-centre staff, tax staff, social security staff and passport staff. Not as many of them have the holidays they used to have, and the second car is rarely a BMW or Mercedes these days.

lol!

by **sharonl** 10.09.10 18:39

Yes Judge, preposterous to say the least.

I wonder what Companies House and HMRC will have to say about this blue chip company having been trading for at least 14 years and not declaring the fact until 11 months ago. wow

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I have known A.I.C. Legal Services Ltd on a professional basis for approximately 14 years in their capacity as an Enquiry Agent/Process Server. I can confirm that A.I.C have always responded promptly and efficiently to any request for assistance (and will collect/deliver documentation) including the preparation and filing of any Affidavit following service of documents etc. They are most reliable and almost invariably telephone to confirm service as soon as it has taken place. If there are any queries A.I.C will follow up those issues with this firm or the Client in order to progress matters as soon as possible.

Susan C. Walker-Shipton Hallewell & Co

BTW
Sue Walker who deals with matrimonial matters and is an accredited member of the Solicitors Family Law Association. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

thinking

Does Sue know about this?

by kangdang 10.09.10 19:40

by macy 10.09.10 20:03

You know what Judge, I think this website could have been set up by wee Callum !

Pity the address is a box number as I can`t even google earth it ! I`m sure its all above board and highly organised !!!!
laughat

by Judge Mental 10.09.10 20:33

macy wrote:You know what Judge, I think this website could have been set up by wee Callum !

Pity the address is a box number as I can`t even google earth it ! I`m sure its all above board and highly organised !!!!

Or on a par with the rest of the miscreants they have been involved with. laughat

by **sharonl** 10.09.10 20:58

The Service address of Alan McLean before his directorship was terminated

Name & Registered Office:
REES PARTNERSHIP LIMITED
BENTLEY BRIDGE HOUSE
CHESTERFIELD ROAD
MATLOCK
DERBYSHIRE
DE4 5LE
Company No. 02152595

This is a firm of accountants

by kangdang 10.09.10 21:13

The Rees Partnership -

COMPANY BACKGROUND

We are a two partner firm based in Matlock serving primarily Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, Cheshire and Staffordshire, but with clients all over the UK and abroad.

George H. Rees founded the firm in 1953, he was also President of the Association Of Chartered Certified Accountants when it obtained its Royal Charter in 1974.

We specialise in offering a comprehensive, professional but personal and friendly Service to small and medium sized owner managed and family businesses, try The Rees Difference

We are Registered Auditors, regulated by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants.

We are members of the National Federation of Small Businesses, local Chambers of Commerce and Training & Enterprise Councils (TEC's).

We have good links with local banks and other business service providers and use these to directly benefit our clients

Contact Us

Bentley Bridge House
Chesterfield Road
Matlock
Derbyshire
DE4 5LE

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Fax - 01629 580022
Tel - 01629 580888

Opening hours
Mon to Fri: 9 to 5:15
(excluding Bank Holidays)

Directors:
Philip G. Green FCCA
Ian M. Tooley FCCA

by kangdang 10.09.10 21:20

A.I.C. Legal Services Ltd saves charity from collapse
Posted 16 June ,2010 in AIC Legal Services
Directors of A.I.C. Legal Services Ltd read a story in Nottingham Evening Post regarding a children’s dance and performance school where hundreds of pounds had been stolen from their safe. The money had been collected from ticket sales which was to be used to pay for an annual show at the Sanfield Theatre in Lenton, Nottingham. Without the £400.00 the show would not go on.

Directors, Mr. Alan McClean and Mr. Dale Evans decided that “the show will go on” and kindly donated the £400 cash. Leah Yates, owner of the dance school said, “I could have dropped the phone when A.I.C. rang me and said they were donating the money”.

Mr. McClean said, “The police have been contacted and if we can assist in the investigation of the theft of this money we will.” We looked at this little dance school and it is for all walks of life and we were only too glad to ensure that the show went ahead.

Please see the full story at [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] reported on by Clair Carter.

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support: Leah Yates, centre, and pupils in her dance studio with Alan McClean, left, and Dale Evans, of AIC Legal Services. POSTPHOTO C221209DAM4-1
By ccarter claire carter

A NOTTINGHAM business has saved a dance school's annual show from being cancelled after hundreds of pounds were stolen from its safe.

Leah Yates found about £380 had been taken from the safe of her dance school, called Leah's Dance School, in Roden Street, Sneinton.

The money had been collected from ticket sales and was to be used to pay for their annual show at the Sandfield Theatre, in Lenton.

Leah, 28, thought she was going to have to pay for the show herself, which she said would have been a struggle because she has two young children.

Alan McClean and Dale Evans, of AIC Legal Services, stepped in and gave Leah £400 so the show and the dance school could continue.

"I was gutted when I found the money had been stolen," said Leah, of Arnold. I discovered two small amounts had been stolen about three weeks ago and then about £300 last week. The money was for the annual show.

"All the money we take on tickets pays for the theatre. It ended up that I was going to have to fork out for that.

"At this time of year and in this financial climate, where I was going to get the £400 from?"

About 400 people watched the show, which featured performances from 63 members of the school.

There are about 100 members and the school specialises in cheerleading and freestyle dance. It will celebrate its 10th anniversary next year.

Leah added: "I could have dropped the phone when AIC rang me and said they were giving me the money.

"I've been dancing since I was four. When I came to retire from performing myself I set up classes and started with two a week. Now I have contracts in schools and a branch in Clifton."

She said she was intending to report the theft to the police this week.

Leah also tours the country with members of the school to take part in competitions and has just returned with some of her pupils from cheerleading championships.

"I think the dance school is very important.

"It's for all walks of life and I think it's a fantastic place for children," said Mr McClean, of Carlton.

"My daughter goes to the school. She was very upset about what happened.

"They were talking about having to close the school. It is run on a shoestring really.

"Leah travels all over the country with the dancers. I think it's fantastic."

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by kangdang 10.09.10 21:26

[quote]Alan McClean, Director.

Served in the Royal Ulster Constabulary for 10 years including surveillance specialist.

Close Protection Operative deployed worldwide.

Former Employment and Disciplines Officer for the Fire Brigade Union in addition to the production of risk assessments, fire safety/investigations and employment law advisor.

15 years Private Detective, undertaking investigations, surveillance, workplace infiltration, tracing, RTA investigations, process serving, statement taking, etc.

International Police Advisor in Iraq on behalf of The British Home Office.

Awarded the RUC Long Service Medal, Jubilee Medal, Iraq Reconstruction Service Medal and George Cross Citation.

Operations and Training Director of A.I.C. Legal Services Ltd.

Nationality: Northern Irish.

Skills: Paramedic trained [and getting wasted]

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by **sharonl** 10.09.10 21:35

Thanks Kandang - there is some good in them then?

And here they are

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by kangdang 10.09.10 23:27

From MM portal

[/quote]ashwil Today at 12:07 am
A little background info on AIC Legal Services Ltd and Dale Christopher Evans. This has come to me via someone who really is a PI (a proper one!).

“Treat with caution – is this somebody capitalizing on a high profile Case in Media terms????

Still a case of (at best) exaggeration???

I determined that Dale is or was an ABI Member, he left the Army as a Sergeant and joined as an employee Albany Investigations in Yorkshire operated by a well known and respected PI (Ex-Police) subsequently Dale became a Director and the old Owner semi retired and moved to the west country. Last year Dale decided to start his own and AIC was created, he took on a Co=Director whom it is suggested is a little “wild”

Thus, the claims may be founded on truth in terms of experience etc, but are not directly attributable to AIC"[quote]

by kangdang 11.09.10 17:12

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A retired member of the RUC, who won a medal for training Iraqi police, has backed the Mirror's Medals for the Brave campaign, saying he would willingly hand his back if it helped the cause.

Alan McClean, 40, who spent seven years in the Ulster police, earned £65,000 a year working in Basra training Iraqi police officers. After two years' work he was awarded a campaign medal.

Backing the Mirror's call for medals for British soldiers wounded or killed, Alan said: "I would willingly give up my medal - and there were about 150 of them given out to guys doing a similar job to me - so that one soldier could get a medal."

Alan is now a private investigator based in Nottingham and will head back to Iraq in the next week. He added: "What our soldiers are doing is unbelievably brave and they are doing it for little thanks, little money and little hope of the right level of recognition if they are wounded or killed."

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