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Man shot by police in Geelong following alleged carjacking - Vimarsana News

Man shot by police in Geelong following alleged carjacking

Police have shot a man after an alleged carjacking in Geelong.The man, believed to be in his 30s, was airlifted to hospital in serious condition after

Victoria Police Sacks Catholic Officer Over Anti-LGBT Comments - Vimarsana News

Victoria Police Sacks Catholic Officer Over Anti-LGBT Comments

Sergeant Bruno Staffieri (63), was investigated by an internal disciplinary committee over his homophobic social media posts, and had received support from groups like the Australian Christian Lobby, anti- trans group Binary Australia and the conservative lobbying group Advance Australia.

Police go unpunished after pepper-spraying and arresting journalists at anti-lockdown protest - Vimarsana News

Police go unpunished after pepper-spraying and arresting journalists at anti-lockdown protest

Victoria Police say internal investigations into the pepper-spraying and arrests of members of the media at an anti-lockdown protest in Melbourne in 2021 have ended, and no disciplinary action will be taken.

NSW Police officers charged with supplying cocaine in Sydney - Vimarsana News

NSW Police officers charged with supplying cocaine in Sydney

A police sergeant will face court charged with a drug offence after he was allegedly caught supplying cocaine in Sydney's inner west.

Body-worn camera footage at odds with shooting officer's claim of self defence - Vimarsana News

Body-worn camera footage at odds with shooting officer's claim of self defence

For the police, it was a clear-cut case of self-defence. But two years after a shovel-wielding man was shot in Geelong, cracks have appeared in their story that raise questions about who might have actually been acting to protect themselves that night: the rookie officer or the homeowner.