Current Four police officers killed after pulling over a Porsche 911 on Melbourne freeway

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I simply believe killing employees through negligence is not acceptable

families and society deserve better
Any workplace has Risk Assessments and statistical Analysis to back up changes to procedures

Do you have a list of accidents and deaths of roadside stops?

Negligence is only a factor if there are previous incidents ignored by employers
 

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Any workplace has Risk Assessments and statistical Analysis to back up changes to procedures

Do you have a list of accidents and deaths of roadside stops?

Negligence is only a factor if there are previous incidents ignored by employers

we regularly here about pedestrians being killed on Perth's freeway with changing tyres a common one.

there was one this week


and ordinary crashes leading to death or serious injury





please remember it is probability X outcome and any outcome resulting in serious injury or death remains in the high risk outcome
 
Any workplace has Risk Assessments and statistical Analysis to back up changes to procedures

Do you have a list of accidents and deaths of roadside stops?

Negligence is only a factor if there are previous incidents ignored by employers
Hush, hush. Workplace negligence is never talked about if it involves the government... especially Port Arthur.
 
we regularly here about pedestrians being killed on Perth's freeway with changing tyres a common one.

there was one this week


and ordinary crashes leading to death or serious injury





please remember it is probability X outcome and any outcome resulting in serious injury or death remains in the high risk outcome
Best shut the freeways down. Looks like they are dangerous places

But lets go back to your police response. How many police have been killed on freeway stops?

The end point of your criminal negligence means police cant do their jobs - now given your previous posting on this - I'd suggest you would welcome this.

Lets change the Victorian scenario a little. Constables Silk and Miller stop Pusey and he pulls a gun out and kills them. Are VicPol criminally negligent for their deaths? of course not
 
Best shut the freeways down. Looks like they are dangerous places

But lets go back to your police response. How many police have been killed on freeway stops?

The end point of your criminal negligence means police cant do their jobs - now given your previous posting on this - I'd suggest you would welcome this.

Lets change the Victorian scenario a little. Constables Silk and Miller stop Pusey and he pulls a gun out and kills them. Are VicPol criminally negligent for their deaths? of course not

I have presented evidence to support deaths on freeways is not a rare occurrence AND more importantly the outcome of serious injury or death is the outcome. In short they are dangerous places and this by itself should have been the trigger under the current work place laws to implement mitigation policies and monitor for compliance.

In terms of police dying on freeway stops, the reason why this thread exists....cops have died. Further cops are not super humans and thus the attempts to separate cops from other road users would be laughable in a court, as a reasonable person would simply say "but your cop is dead". A study in the US highlights the concerns https://www.mphindustries.com/wp-co.../Officer-injuries-due-to-passing-vehicles.pdf


It is rubbish to say a cop can't do their job. Rather they simply have to do their job differently, with consideration to safety. I have presented basic and common sense safety processes which would have saved four cops lives. If the minister for police, the commissioner for police and senior management couldn't identify these safety processes, then the criminal repercussions should result. Or should ordinary workers die simply because senior management see workers as cannon fodder?

If pusey shot the cops, then we would like any incident review the events leading up to the shooting. ie were the cops trained, were processes and procedures followed, were the processes and procedures reasonable in light of the risk and were the process and procedures monitored for compliance. This is the recipe of the laws in place. Either we all adhere to them or we repeal the laws.
 

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