Police Brutality - Officer Caught Torturing Suspects in Australia StopTheBrutality youtube/watch?v=Z9nWFCqAAOQ Uploaded on 24 Oct 2010. Price told at least one of the victims: This is my town as he meted out his own brand of rough justice. Shocking footage showed the strongly-built ex-cop punching a bleeding and handcuffed Timothy Steele before jamming a fire hose into his mouth in May 25, 2008. Other police officers watched on and made no move to stop the assault..... Two of his violent attacks inside the Airlie police station two years ago were captured on security camera footage in graphic detail..... In another incident captured on film, petite barmaid Renee Tomms was flung about by the hair and body slammed by the former senior constable as she was being interviewed at the police counter over a drunken dispute..... Investment banker Nicholas Le Fevre, who was on a sea kayaking trip, told how he was repeatedly punched in the face and left dazed and bleeding by Price after disputing his alleged offence of urinating in a public park late at night in 2007. All three victims are from New South Wales..... couriermail.au/news/ex... ROGUE Whitsundays cop Benjamin Price assaulted his third victim despite having already been reported to senior officers by colleagues who witnessed an earlier attack. Former officer in charge of Whitsunday police station Sergeant Russell Pike said that after Price assaulted tourist Renee Toms in the Airlie Beach watchhouse in January 2008, he and two junior officers filed a report of excessive force that amounted to serious misconduct against the then senior constable, and expected it to be investigated. In January 2008, I personally made recommendations that Price be withdrawn from active duty until the investigation was conducted, Mr Pike said. The recommendations were ignored. The truth is the police service had full knowledge of Prices behaviour and failed to act on it. Mr Pike and another officer from the Whitsunday police station quit the force in disgust at the height of an internal investigation two years ago into alleged brutality by Price... news.au/warnings-ignor... QPS acknowledges court outcome in assault case - Acting Police Commissioner Ian Stewart today acknowledged the sentencing of a former police officer on multiple assault charges. *** The QPS will release vision of two of the assaults following the sentencing, recognising the public interest in the matter. It will be able to be seen on the QPS Youtube channel: youtube/queenslandpolice
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