When security is lax and opportunities for prisoners to corrupt officers are plenty, it is alarmingly easy for prisoners and organised crime syndicates to groom prison officers.
This report focusses on the management of dangerous drugs and the issue of theft and misuse of addictive pharmaceuticals in WA hospitals.
A report that highlights some serious failures in the supervision of prisoners in the community.
The report includes an extensive list of changes which have been implemented by DoT, or are in the process of being implemented, to better protect the driver and motor vehicle licensing system in Western Australia
The CCC found that five of its seven recommendations have been implemented and it is seeking a further update on the remaining two in a year’s time.
The CCC formed an opinion of serious misconduct in respect of the most Senior Constable, considering his actions in tasering, then arresting the driver were unlawful.
The CCC has reviewed WA Police Force investigations into two serious incidents where officers used excessive force – with two very different results and important lessons for WA Police Force
The report follows an investigation into allegations of serious misconduct against City of Perth Councillors James Limnios and Reece Harley.
Corrupt behaviour at a former Neerabup truck driving school which resulted in hundreds of drivers being licensed without having their competence adequately assessed.
Investigation into the theft of an “extraordinary amount” of addictive narcotics from two major public hospitals has highlighted systemic issues regarding the supply and management of Schedule 8 drugs in public hospitals.
