Scandal Dani Laidley Arrested - Leave the Tasteless Jokes at the Door When Entering

[Feerits Elf]

FFS, It's got to be investigated first.

Calm down Karen, I'm making your point for you

 

[The 747]

talk about doubling down

they may as well done nothing

I am surprised VicPol even did this much. Probably only because he was an AFL identity.

 

[sthmelb_dimmies]

I am surprised VicPol even did this much. Probably only because he was an AFL identity.

*she?

 

[Paul Kersey]

cant see why Laidley couldn’t pursue civil action?

No doubt Laidley is.

 

[The 747]

*she?

Sorry, not completely up on which pronoun to use when.

 

[Kappa]

Weak as piss. How hard would the cops go after someone if someone released photos of say, Shane Patton that he wouldn't want in the public. A 1-3k fine? You would be looking at 5 to 10 times that and probably a month in a cell.

fu** these idiots.

???? The guy who leaked the photo hasn't faced court yet?

 

[Kappa]

Geez, lucky they didn't get out the wet lettuce leaf.

How do you think they should've been punished and what exactly did they do?

 

[parano1a]

Shouldn't the thread title be "Dani"?

 

[Pacman82]

I heard he has a dog named Precious

 

[The 747]

How do you think they should've been punished and what exactly did they do?

They uh, broke the law. The people who are meant to enforce the laws. Only 45 of them.

 

[Kappa]

They uh, broke the law. The people who are meant to enforce the laws. Only 45 of them.

Which law did they break? And how should they have been punished?

 

[ZEV]

Which law did they break? And how should they have been punished?

Have a look at the Victorian Police Act 2013, Section 227 (i)

 

[Kappa]

Have a look at the Victorian Police Act 2013, Section 227 (i)

So everyone who got in trouble broke that law?

 

[ZEV]

So everyone who got in trouble broke that law?

I'm not familiar with the case, just the law.

 

[Kappa]

I'm not familiar with the case, just the law.

I asked "which law did they break"

 

[ZEV]

I asked "which law did they break"

Umm,

Unauthorised access to, use of or disclosure of police information by members or former members of Victoria Police personnel—summary offence
(1) A member or former member of Victoria Police personnel must not, without reasonable excuse, access, use or disclose any police information if it is the duty of the member or former member not to access, make use of or disclose the information.

Penalty: 240 penalty units or imprisonment for 2 years or both.

 

[Kappa]

Umm,

Unauthorised access to, use of or disclosure of police information by members or former members of Victoria Police personnel—summary offence
(1) A member or former member of Victoria Police personnel must not, without reasonable excuse, access, use or disclose any police information if it is the duty of the member or former member not to access, make use of or disclose the information.

Penalty: 240 penalty units or imprisonment for 2 years or both.

Okay, how do you know they all broke that law?

 

[ZEV]

Okay, how do you know they all broke that law?

Good point. I don't know for sure.

However so far “We’ve had six officers who’ve had the matters proven." - Shane Patton

 

[The 747]

Okay, how do you know they all broke that law?

Are you for real

 

[nobbyiscool]

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Six were given a 12 month good behaviour bond, must pay Laidley between 1 and 3K and do a 'respect' course.

39 other police faced internal disciplinary action.

Brutal discipline from VicPol.

That's outrageous, and I hope she pursues it through the courts. As someone who has been outed against my will, it's traumatic. For over 40 police officers to have been gossiping about it is disgusting and I'm sure she'd have a strong case under discrimination laws.

 

[The 747]

Which law did they break? And how should they have been punished?

The law has been provided to you. As to the second question, in my opinion a police officer who deliberately breaks the law should be terminated. They are the ones employed to uphold laws therefore they can't really go around breaking them no?*

*I am aware they break the law all the time and without consequence but you asked for my opinion

 

[andrewmillman]

Can they argue 'public interest defense' as it was a high profile person?

 

[nobbyiscool]

Sorry, not completely up on which pronoun to use when.

Safest to just use their name if you're not sure on the pro-noun

 

[Kappa]

The law has been provided to you. As to the second question, in my opinion a police officer who deliberately breaks the law should be terminated. They are the ones employed to uphold laws therefore they can't really go around breaking them no?*

*I am aware they break the law all the time and without consequence but you asked for my opinion

How do you know all 40 police officers broke the law? What proof do you have?

 

[Lavender Bushranger]

Can they argue 'public interest defense' as it was a high profile person?

'public interest' is very different from the public being interested.

 

[Pacman82]

I'd say the community has a right to know if there's a drugged-up crossdressing lunatic lurking outside people house's, surely