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Updated April 23 Connecticut racial equity meeting interrupted with racist slurs, images Police are trying to find out who interrupted a video conference meeting of a racial equity task force with racist epithets and images of enslaved people. Associated Press Share FAIRFIELD, Conn. — A person interrupted a video conference meeting of a racial equity task force in Fairfield, Connecticut with racist slurs, including some directed at Black members of the group, police said Friday. They’re trying to identify the person who joined the Thursday evening meeting of the city’s Racial Equity a...

Annastacia Palaszczuk says she wants justice served over the "horrific" death of Kelly Wilkinson at her Gold Coast house this week, as a statement of facts tendered to court reveals graphic details about the morning of her death.

"A woman has died. "She had engaged with the system, with us, and we were unable to prevent this from occurring. "I would love to stand here and give you a 100 per cent assurance (that women who come to police would be safe from harm) but I would be foolish and I don't think people would believe me if I said that. "The reality is there is no one answer." Assistant Commissioner Brian Codd addresses the media over the police response to the tragic case of Kelly Wilkinson. Picture: Brad Fleet He said police involved in the investigation were also devastated by the tragedy.

"A woman has died. "She had engaged with the system, with us, and we were unable to prevent this from occurring. "I would love to stand here and give you a 100 per cent assurance (that women who come to police would be safe from harm) but I would be foolish and I don't think people would believe me if I said that. "The reality is there is no one answer." Assistant Commissioner Brian Codd addresses the media over the police response to the tragic case of Kelly Wilkinson. Picture: Brad Fleet He said police involved in the investigation were also devastated by the tragedy.

He said: "With the prospect of pubs and clubs re-opening, it seemed worth saying. "I worked the doors regularly for 30 years and at least once a month a woman reported that she had been sexually assaulted in the premises that I was working. "The figure would be really much higher - in some clubs you could be dealing with half a dozen instances in once night. "Despite the fact, and it is a fact, that false allegations of this kind are very rare and sexual violence is massively under-reported, even in a less formal setting of pubs, clubs and bars, I'm going to discount for the sake of a...