Michael Bond
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Gender | Male |
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Death | 7 years ago |
Date of birth | January 13,1926 |
Zodiac sign | Capricorn |
Born | Newbury |
United Kingdom | |
Date of died | June 27,2017 |
Died | Paddington |
London | |
United Kingdom | |
Books | Monsieur Pamplemousse on the Spot |
Spouse | Susan Marfey Rogers |
Brenda Mary Johnson | |
Children | Karen Jankel |
Anthony Barwell | |
Movies/Shows | Paddington 2 |
The Adventures of Paddington Bear | |
Paddington Bear | |
Amazing Grace and Chuck | |
The Adventures of Parsley | |
The Herbs | |
Paddington | |
Rest place | Paddington Old Cemetery |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 412292 |
Michael Bond Life story
Thomas Michael Bond CBE was a British author. He is best known for a series of fictional stories for children, featuring the character of Paddington Bear. More than 35 million Paddington books have been sold around the world, and the characters have also appeared in a popular film series and on television.
Next Mission: Impossible film delayed by a year by US actors' strike
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Bianca Williams: Stopped athlete was stereotyped by police, panel told
... Acting Sgt Rachel Simpson, PC Allan Casey, PC Clapham, PC Michael Bond and PC Sam Franks deny all charges, including allegations they breached police standards over equality and diversity during the stop and search...
Met PC used low level of force on sprinter, tribunal hears
... PC Michael Bond said he used a " very, very low" force level on Mr Dos Santos...
Bianca Williams: Met PC denies race was a factor in athlete pursuit
... Acting Sgt Rachel Simpson, PC Allan Casey, PC Clapham, PC Michael Bond and PC Sam Franks deny all charges, including allegations they breached police standards over equality and diversity during the stop and search...
Bianca Williams: Met PC thought he smelled cannabis in car
... " Acting Sgt Rachel Simpson and PCs Casey, Jonathan Clapham, Michael Bond and Sam Franks all face allegations that they breached police standards regarding equality and diversity during the stop and search...
Bianca Williams: Sprinter tells hearing she is constantly stopped by police
... Acting Sgt Rachel Simpson and PCs Allan Casey, Jonathan Clapham, Michael Bond and Sam Franks all face allegations that they breached police standards regarding equality and diversity during the stop and search...
Bianca Williams search: Officers to appear at gross-misconduct hearing
... Acting Sgt Rachel Simpson and PCs Allan Casey, Jonathan Clapham, Michael Bond and Sam Franks all face allegations that they breached police standards over equality and diversity during the stop-and-search...
Paddington Bear stamps released by Royal Mail for 65th anniversary
... The Peruvian bear first appeared in 1958 in Michael Bond s book A Bear Called Paddington...
Met PC used low level of force on sprinter, tribunal hears
By Jess Warren & PA MediaBBC News
A Metropolitan Police officer has told a tribunal he did not rise to " provocation" by an Olympic sprinter during a stop and search in London.
Portugal athlete Ricardo dos Santos, 28, and his partner, British sprinter Bianca Williams , 29, say they were racially profiled during The Incident on 4 July 2020.
Five Met Police officers deny Gross Misconduct .
PC Michael Bond said he used a " very, very low" force level on Mr Dos Santos.
The tribunal has heard police followed and stopped the couple as they drove to their Maida Vale home from training, with their baby son, who was then three months old, in the back seat of their Mercedes.
Both were handcuffed and searched on suspicion of having drugs and weapons. Nothing was found and neither was arrested.
PC Bond told the hearing that he treated Mr Dos Santos with " respect and courtesy" during The Search .
The Panel heard The Officer used a " normal police hold" to place The Athlete 's hands behind his back to allow handcuffing And Then placed a hand on his shoulder to prevent him " thrashing" back.
Asked if race played any role in his decision to use force, PC Bond said: " Absolutely Not . "
He insisted he did not know what ethnicity Mr Dos Santos was in the lead-up to The Search .
The Officer said: " I was very neutral. I was polite. I was calm, treated him with the respect and courtesy I would expect to be treated with. "
Asked to comment on Mr Dos Santos' behaviour, He Said : " Rude. Swore at me. "
He Said the sprinter called the officers racist and used an expletive, and " made fun of how much he suspected we earned".
" Did you rise to that provocation at all? " PC Bond's barrister asked.
" No," He Said .
'Role Model 'The Panel heard The Officer had An Exchange with Mr Dos Santos about him being a sprinter in which PC Bond told him to " act like one" and behave like the " Role Model " professional athletes should be.
The Officer repeatedly told The Panel that he smelled cannabis during the stop and search and called suggestions that This Was made up " very very untrue".
PC Bond said he acted In Line with The Code of ethics and standards of professional behaviour.
PC Bond and Acting Sgt Rachel Simpson, PC Allan Casey, PC Jonathan Clapham, PC Sam Franks deny all accusations, including allegations they breached police standards over equality and diversity during the stop and search.
Acting Sgt Simpson and constables Clapham, Bond and Franks also face allegations that their actions amounted to a breach of professional behaviour standards in relation to the use of force.
They are said to have failed in relation to their levels of authority, respect and courtesy, as well as in their duties and responsibilities.
PC Casey is also accused of breaching professional standards in The Way he carried out his duties and responsibilities or gave orders and instructions.
It is also alleged that the honesty and integrity of PCs Casey, Clapham, Bond and Franks breached professional behaviour standards.
The hearing continues.
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