All this has done is raised issues over this "Democracy Volunteers" group, who seem to have put out a statement and then only provided detailed information a week after. There numbers also seem a little skewered, they suggested it was a high percentage but 32 cases over 15 polling centres doesn't particularly suggest the 15% figure they were touting.
Apparently though they saw it happen and they had to make it public minutes after the polls closed, however they can't provide a single description of these people or any timings of the incidents, they also didn't mention it to a single member of staff and to cap it all off they suggested they saw no wrong doing.
Volunteers were unable to provide descriptions of those allegedly involved, or timings - and no details were documented by observers.
"We have spoken to the four Democracy Volunteers observers present at polling stations on the day of the by-election - 26 February - who have shared with us their eyewitness account," police said
"This includes some instances of more than one voter going into a booth at the same time, and instances of people looking over the shoulder of voters.
"The information they have provided to us estimates this may have happened on 32 occasions across 15 polling stations.
"The observers do not allege any verbal instruction or physical conduct that indicated one person was directing or coercing another regarding how to vote."
"The absence of this information means there is no remaining reasonable line of enquiry," police added.
I don't think the police can go off vibes, I would if I was the Joseph Rowntree Foundation consider my funding as this lot seem compromised.