Current Royal Commission into Lawyer X gangland convictions on tainted evidence & police corruption

[Schism]

They need a royal commission to figure out the Victoria poilce are the biggest organised crime group in Australia?

 

[Kurve]

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This might shake the public up into paying a bit more attention imo.

 

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This might shake the public up into paying a bit more attention imo.

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[Leon]

4 corners tonight covering this case tonight for anyone interested.

 

[Kurve]

I thought it was a bit weak for Four Corners and started to turn off when they dragged up old Charlie Bezzina interviews.

 

[The Warlord]

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Don't need to be a genius to work out who the lawyer is here.

 

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[BFew]

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The old email blind (bcc) copy snafu.

They really should stop using bog standard email for these types of catastrophically confidential communications.

Way too easy for a human to cc: instead of bcc:

A communication tool/account that does not allow cc: should be used for these types of communications.
Every one of the communications should be prepared, and then quality controlled, double and triple checked before anyone can even get anywhere having access to hitting the send button.

VICPOL should go talk to security experts on what others do to prevent accidental cc: on highly sensitive communications.

Victoria Police chief lawyer overcome with emotion after saying use of Nicola Gobbo was 'unthinkable'

Read the latest from the royal commission into Victoria Police's use of defence-barrister-turned-police-informer Nicola Gobbo.

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Victoria Police statement:

Victoria Police is providing regular updates to a closed list of 104 serving and 55 veteran police members involved in the current royal commission. We do this because we are committed to supporting them through this difficult period. Our standard practice has been to blind copy recipients on these email updates, but regrettably this did not occur on an update sent out earlier this week, and the email addresses were visible to all recipients. When the mistake was identified the email was recalled immediately.Victoria Police has called or attempted to call every person on that list to apologise for the error and we have also changed our process to ensure it does not occur again. Whilst the error is regrettable, and we apologise unreservedly to all affected, we note that every recipient is a veteran or serving police officer, who is well aware of their obligations to protect the security of information.

 

[The Warlord]

Lol accident my arse

 

[Redacted]

The old email blind (bcc) copy snafu.

They really should stop using bog standard email for these types of catastrophically confidential communications.

Way too easy for a human to cc: instead of bcc:

A communication tool/account that does not allow cc: should be used for these types of communications.
Every one of the communications should be prepared, and then quality controlled, double and triple checked before anyone can even get anywhere having access to hitting the send button.

VICPOL should go talk to security experts on what others do to prevent accidental cc: on highly sensitive communications.

Victoria Police chief lawyer overcome with emotion after saying use of Nicola Gobbo was 'unthinkable'

Read the latest from the royal commission into Victoria Police's use of defence-barrister-turned-police-informer Nicola Gobbo.

www.abc.net.au

"well aware of their obligations..."

Why is there a Royal Commission again?

Might have something to do with not being aware of their obligations to jurisprudence, but I digress...

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[Leon]

I thought it was a bit weak for Four Corners and started to turn off when they dragged up old Charlie Bezzina interviews.

I didn’t think it was a bad episode, but it didn’t really reveal much that anyone reasonably familiar with the case already knew.

 

[Kurve]

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Don't need to be a genius to work out who the lawyer is here.

I didn't get the email. Does his first name start with 'A'?

If it doesn't I think it should?

 

[The Warlord]

I didn't get the email. Does his first name start with 'A'?

If it doesn't I think it should?

Nah it's on the record Fraser was an informer.

Think more Lygon Street types. Very Lygon Street.

 

[Snake_Baker]

OOPS!

 

[Snake_Baker]

BTW, how on earth does Ashby still have a job?

Whose photographs does he have in his possession that might "accidentally" get emailed?

 

[The Warlord]

BTW, how on earth does Ashby still have a job?

Whose photographs does he have in his possession that might "accidentally" get emailed?

He's being kept there to catch all the bullets and then be the head on a plate at the end.

 

[Kurve]

Someone who would have been about 24yo at the time has been arrested for Richard Mladenich's murder .

A man has been arrested over the execution-style shooting death of Melbourne gangland identity Richard Mladenich nearly 20 years ago.
Police on Wednesday said they arrested a 44-year-old Brunswick West man who will be questioned over the murder as well as other crimes.

Mladenich, 37, was shot in the head at St Kilda's Esquire Motel on May 16, 2000. He had previously worked as a bodyguard for crime boss Carl Williams.

Man arrested for Melbourne gangland murder

A man has been arrested over the execution-style shooting death of Melbourne gangland identity Richard Mladenich nearly 20 years ago. Police on Wednesday said...

www.canberratimes.com.au

 

[The Warlord]

Someone who would have been about 24yo at the time has been arrested for Richard Mladenich's murder .

A man has been arrested over the execution-style shooting death of Melbourne gangland identity Richard Mladenich nearly 20 years ago.
Police on Wednesday said they arrested a 44-year-old Brunswick West man who will be questioned over the murder as well as other crimes.

Mladenich, 37, was shot in the head at St Kilda's Esquire Motel on May 16, 2000. He had previously worked as a bodyguard for crime boss Carl Williams.

Man arrested for Melbourne gangland murder

A man has been arrested over the execution-style shooting death of Melbourne gangland identity Richard Mladenich nearly 20 years ago. Police on Wednesday said...

www.canberratimes.com.au

Guess who also used to live in Brunswick West.

 

[The Warlord]

Tommy Ivanovic.

Now who was Tommy allegedly on the eau de cologne to straight after Williams was knocked?

The same person the cops reckoned killed Mladenich.

 

[Snake_Baker]

Anything to get "gangland wars" in to the media and "bent coppers/royal commission" out of the media.

 

[Kurve]

Anything to get "gangland wars" in to the media and "bent coppers/royal commission" out of the media.

Rattling on about the John Furlan car bombing yesterday, they've found where the explosives came from apparently. Took them over twenty years.

Could the arrest today and yesterday's noise be off information that came out of the Royal Commission?

 

[The Warlord]

You wonder what they've "found" in the papers they've been hanging back on dropping for so long now.

I'm tipping its related to the tomato tins ... they had TWO lawyer gigs working on that one.

And some blokes are probably walking.

 

[Kurve]

Tommy Ivanovic.

Now who was Tommy allegedly on the eau de cologne to straight after Williams was knocked?

The same person the cops reckoned killed Mladenich.

Police have arrested underworld figure Thomas "Little Tommy" Ivanovic over the high-profile gangland murder of Richard Mladenich 19 years ago.

Man arrested over murder of gangland figure Richard Mladenich

Police have arrested underworld figure Thomas "Little Tommy" Ivanovic over the high-profile gangland murder of Richard Mladenich 19 years ago.

www.theage.com.au

 

[The Warlord]

Rattling on about the John Furlan car bombing yesterday, they've found where the explosives came from apparently. Took them over twenty years.

Could the arrest today and yesterday's noise be off information that came out of the Royal Commission?

More likely to distract from what is about to come out of the RC.

 

[Snake_Baker]

Rattling on about the John Furlan car bombing yesterday, they've found where the explosives came from apparently. Took them over twenty years.

Could the arrest today and yesterday's noise be off information that came out of the Royal Commission?

Timing is everything in comedy.