The International Coptic Union, led by Its Australian branch, invites the public to offer continual support to Deputy Police Commissioner Nick Kaldas.
Nick Kaldas is a well known member of the Australian Police Force where has served for over 33 years. During his service Nick has led major Homicide, Armed Robbery, Drug, Counter Terrorism and Gang related investigations in Australia. His service extends Globally to Lebanon in 2005 and Iraq in 2004. Nick continues to be a prominent member of the police and the Australian Community, known for his honesty, respect, courage, bravery and strong elements of his character. We support the Deputy Commissioner , during a time where he was wrongly accused in a recent investigation by the NSW Police Integrity Commission.
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February 12, 2015
Seeing this level of support for Nick has been truly overwhelming for me. It is clear that so many of you recognize his character and the service he has given over the years. This momentum belongs entirely to the people who took the time to stand up for him.
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Mr Kaldas is an extraordinary policeman with a wealth of knowledge, and experience both at home and abroad. A trained hostage negotiator, he was chosen by the United Nations to lead an investigation into the death of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri. He also spent 8 months training police forces in Iraq.
We as a Christian community and an active part of the Australian population support and praise Nick Kaldas' work within the police force in keeping all Australians safe and well protected.
These accusations are quite wrong and inappropriate. Mr Kaldas always served Australia genuinely and with passion.
Nick's history is full of pride and dignity supporting his country against crim and terrorism
Deputy Kaldas is a great man with passionate interest in policing ... We do appreciate the energy, the enthusiasm, the resourcefullness, and the skill with which he served in the NSW Police Force ... we hereby salute him and support him in the fight against crime and terrorism. His knowledge of the Arabic language is a very valuable asset in this regard.
Full blessed support
god be with u
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The International Coptic Union, led by Its Australian branch, invites the public to offer continual support to Deputy Police Commissioner Nick Kaldas.
Nick Kaldas is a well known member of the Australian Police Force where has served for over 33 years. During his service Nick has led major Homicide, Armed Robbery, Drug, Counter Terrorism and Gang related investigations in Australia. His service extends Globally to Lebanon in 2005 and Iraq in 2004. Nick continues to be a prominent member of the police and the Australian Community, known for his honesty, respect, courage, bravery and strong elements of his character. We support the Deputy Commissioner , during a time where he was wrongly accused in a recent investigation by the NSW Police Integrity Commission.
Updates
February 12, 2015
Seeing this level of support for Nick has been truly overwhelming for me. It is clear that so many of you recognize his character and the service he has given over the years. This momentum belongs entirely to the people who took the time to stand up for him.
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It is clear from the proceeds of the NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into “Operation Prospect”, that NSW Deputy Police Commissioner Nick Kaldas has suffered a grave injustice. From 1999-2001, Mr Kaldas was targeted with over 80 warrants and bugged and tapped for over two years (along with his family), as part of a controversial operation led by his fellow deputy and rival, Catherine Burn while she was a team leader in the internal affairs unit. The Parliamentary Inquiry has revealed absolutely no evidence of wrongdoing and that Mr Kaldas had “no cloud” over his head to justify such intense surveillance
Mr Kaldas is an extraordinary policeman with a wealth of knowledge, and experience both at home and abroad. A trained hostage negotiator, he was chosen by the United Nations to lead an investigation into the death of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri. He also spent 8 months training police forces in Iraq.
We as a Christian community and an active part of the Australian population support and praise Nick Kaldas' work within the police force in keeping all Australians safe and well protected.
These accusations are quite wrong and inappropriate. Mr Kaldas always served Australia genuinely and with passion.
Nick's history is full of pride and dignity supporting his country against crim and terrorism
Deputy Kaldas is a great man with passionate interest in policing ... We do appreciate the energy, the enthusiasm, the resourcefullness, and the skill with which he served in the NSW Police Force ... we hereby salute him and support him in the fight against crime and terrorism. His knowledge of the Arabic language is a very valuable asset in this regard.
Full blessed support
god be with u
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It is clear from the proceeds of the NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into “Operation Prospect”, that NSW Deputy Police Commissioner Nick Kaldas has suffered a grave injustice. From 1999-2001, Mr Kaldas was targeted with over 80 warrants and bugged and tapped for over two years (along with his family), as part of a controversial operation led by his fellow deputy and rival, Catherine Burn while she was a team leader in the internal affairs unit. The Parliamentary Inquiry has revealed absolutely no evidence of wrongdoing and that Mr Kaldas had “no cloud” over his head to justify such intense surveillance