Attack victim’s claim 7 years after rape case against police officer was ditched
films me and my home, stands and stares and walks round the same part of the farm every week.
“I can’t see any reason for this except to intimidate me and my family. The first day, he turned up with his father and two others and began filming the house.
“My dad asked what they were doing and was told to shut up and that they weren’t interested in anything he had to say.
“Dad, who’s had a quadruple heart bypass, replied, ‘ I’m not interested in anything you have to say. This man abused my daughter for 13 years’.
“He then became breathless and dizzy and suffered palpitations.
“I’ve contacted the police every time he’s been here but they can’t do anything unless he commits a crime. I feel quite helpless.”
Lorraine was in a relationship with Campbell for 13 years until 2008. After she told police he had raped and abused her, off icers found video footage of one alleged attack on a computer.
Campbell was initially charged with rape and attempted murder and his lawyers instructed Paul McBride QC to defend him.
Prosecutors Frank Mulholland and Derek Ogg were key figures in both cases.
Campbell’s guilty pleas to the lesser charges were accepted.
Lorraine said: “The failure of the Crown to proceed with the charges has enabled him to continue the cycle of abuse against me.”
Campbell’s lawyer Aamer Anwar said: “Mr Campbell is entitled to be at his side of the farm to ensure that property is not moved or damaged as well as carry out measurements. He has had a witness with him to corroborate his version of events.”