Fujitsu Criticizes Post Office for 'Victim' Stance in Ongoing Horizon IT Inquiry

Fujitsu's European boss expressed concerns about the Post Office's investigative practices and reliance on flawed Horizon data.

Fujitsu's Paul Patterson raised serious concerns about the Post Office's behavior during a City of London Police investigation.
Patterson's letter to Post Office CEO Nick Read criticized the company's ongoing enforcement actions against postmasters.
The Post Office maintains it no longer uses Horizon data for civil recoveries and does not prosecute subpostmasters independently.
Post Office non-executive director Saf Ismail found the CEO's response to Fujitsu's concerns 'disappointing' and indicative of poor oversight.
More than 900 subpostmasters were wrongly prosecuted due to the faulty Horizon IT system, with many still awaiting compensation.