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Date Time Women in QPS: Navigating waterways We are taking time this week to celebrate International Women’s Day and showcase female officers within the Queensland Police Service (QPS) who inspire, empower and succeed in their roles. Senior Constable Jodie Rowell is an officer with Brisbane Water Police with 14 years with QPS under her inflatable vest. “I wanted to become a police officer to be a part of making the community a better place,” she said. A background in Surf Life Saving and Volunteer Marine Rescue in Mackay provided Senior Constable Rowell with a solid background in activi...

Date Time Off duty police officer charged Police have charged an off-duty police officer following a random breath test in South Perth on 15 February 2021. The woman was stopped around 11.40am and following a preliminary breath test it was ascertained that she had consumed alcohol. She was conveyed to the Kensington Police Station where she underwent a breath analysis test which gave a reading of 0.238 grams of alcohol per 100ml of blood. The 48-year-old Senior Constable from the State Crime Portfolio has been charged with Drove a Motor Vehicle under the Influence of Alcohol and has ...

  WINDSOR, ONT. -- A 74-year-old Windsor man is charged with sexual assault and sexual interference involving a minor in LaSalle. LaSalle police say they started an investigation earlier this month after receiving a report of sexual assault from a local family. Through investigation, the suspect was identified and was later arrested without incident. Arnold Dorion, 74, of Windsor has been charged with two counts of sexual assault and two counts of sexual interference under the Criminal Code and was held in custody for a bail hearing. He was later released from custody on conditions. P...

A former Byron Bay police officer has told Lismore court eighteen baton strikes were "necessary" while arresting a teenager in the town three years ago. The Senior Constable is accused of using unreasonable force. NBN's Lachlan Grant was in court. by Lachlan Grant | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. A Police officer who was found guilty of assaulting an Indigenous man in custody has been acquitted of all charges after a District Court Appeal. Last year, NSW Wales Police Officer Iain James Murray was found guilty of two counts of common assault. He had a criminal conviction recorded against his name and was fined $3500. Video footage from Goulburn Police Station and police body cameras told a damning story, showing the officer shoving the young man into a wall as he exited the police v...