Report on the Response of WA Police to a Particular Incident of Domestic Violence on 19-20 March 2013
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- 27 pages
Summary
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The Corruption and Crime Commission reviewed the police response to domestic violence and a child’s abduction in Broome to improve future responses.
It examined the handling of initial contacts, subsequent reports and the collection and transfer of important information.
The Commission concluded that individual officers’ failures did not warrant serious misconduct opinions, but together caused a delayed and ineffective response.
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- Conclusion
Failures by individual officers on the night do not justify an opinion of serious misconduct.
- Conclusion
Collectively though they contributed to a delayed and ineffective response.
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Report on the Response of WA Police to a Particular Incident of Domestic Violence on 19-20 March 2013
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