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Premium Content Subscriber only Threats have been made aginst a serving police officer, who is facing charges of aggravated sexual assault of a teenager, a court hearing has been told. Magistrate Jeff Linden granted the policeman bail yesterday based on these threats and serious concerns about his safety if he remained in custody. The bail application was originally set for Lismore local court last Wednesday but was adjourned to allow the reading of a 90-page interview transcript. The crown submitted to the court the applicant posed an "unacceptable risk" if he was granted bail, after all...

Advertisement A former police officer who allegedly sexually assaulted his young stepdaughter has been extradited from Britain after a judge criticised Victoria Police's "snail's pace" investigation. Robert Scott, 88, has been charged with four counts of indecent assault and one count of gross indecency allegedly committed while he was serving as an officer in country Victoria from 1965 to 1975. He's due to face Melbourne Magistrates Court on Monday. Sexual assault survivor Kim Elzaibak has been given permission by the courts to publicly identify herself. Credit:Joe Armao Investigators said t...

News by Ava Benny-Morrison Premium Content Subscriber only It was the police WhatsApp group that has led to a misconduct inquiry, two officers sacked, a man "loaded up" and wrongly charged - and the messaging app banned across the entire police force. Along the way it also exposed a culture of sexism and derogatory remarks about women, including female colleagues, among frontline police at a Sydney station. And the man who was wrongly charged and spent seven months in jail, Erhan Sevgin, 47, is now suing NSW Police. A group of at least nine general dutie...

At least nine officers from Botany Bay Local Area Command were involved The group chat was the subject of an Industrial Relations Commission hearing Group creator Constable Calvin Dunne wrote 'she's not hot, but not ugly' in 2017 When talking about a senior officer, one constable said the woman was a 'bit old' An officer said a woman would be 'worth the rape charge' in another exchange 

News by Ava Benny-Morrison Premium Content Subscriber only It was the police WhatsApp group that has led to a misconduct inquiry, two officers sacked, a man "loaded up" and wrongly charged - and the messaging app banned across the entire police force. Along the way it also exposed a culture of sexism and derogatory remarks about women, including female colleagues, among frontline police at a Sydney station. And the man who was wrongly charged and spent seven months in jail, Erhan Sevgin, 47, is now suing NSW Police. A group of at least nine general dutie...