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Senior Constable Neil Punchard should be sacked

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Vicky burn
9 years ago

They are there to protect and serve the innocent. He did neither, this is gross misconduct by both the officer and the police department.

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BARBARA RICHARDSON
9 years ago

Actually many years ago a female, her parents and children were all killed by her perpetrator. Their confidential address had been provided to him by 'underground networks " of Mens Support Agency.

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Lisa Dawes
9 years ago

Not acceptable

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Debbie Banks
9 years ago

Inexcusable. ... both his actions and the department's reaction

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Amanda
9 years ago

Disgusting. Thus information is protected for a reason but police are above the law, so i guess it doesn't matter who they get killed, right?

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Abuse of power. He is forbidden to access the information, let alone provide it to someone else. Sack him!

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Vin Govindan
9 years ago

Domestic violence is never ok. Enablers should be held equally as responsible

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Terri barr
9 years ago

Disgusting should have been a no brainer & this petition shouldn't be nessarsery

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Elaine
9 years ago

No more!

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

The role of police is to provide safety & protection to the community, not to impart private information to alleged perpetrators and comprise victims' safety. This is a colossal violation of the purpose of police, ethical misconduct and an abuse of the power in that position.

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Dave
9 years ago

Big breach of privacy copper shld cop it

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Jason
9 years ago

Premier, if the chief of police has his job on Monday, you can guarantee you won't have yours at the next election.

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Laura may
9 years ago

We need to make a stand to stamp out this terrible behaviour

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Alexandra Towns
9 years ago Featured

I have been through domestic violence and the police are supposed to be there for the victim, not to be a conduit for the abuser to continue to make life hell. This police officer abused his position of trust and should be sacked immediately.

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John Mountford
9 years ago

This policeman is not above the law by breaking it. His responsibility is to protect the innocent not put people's lives in jeopardy and make them afraid of not only the criminal but of the police and justice system. Victims must NOT be put through this. They must be protected and have confidence in the police force.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

The officer provided confidential information to a "friend", a civilian, a domestically violent criminal, information that further endangered the victim of his domestic abuse. That is not only an offence in itself, but morally reprehensible behaviour from a person entrusted with the power to "serve and protect" as an officer of the law. The corruption must run fairly deep for such a person to retain their position in one of the most important roles of decent society. Profoundly treacherous.

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Shae Ryan
9 years ago

I'm appalled at this, how can victims of abuse feel safe with a police system that allows this kind of behaviour

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Christina Mulligan
9 years ago

Police hold a position of trust if this trust is violated theirvposition shiuld be terminated.

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Trisha
9 years ago

What a disgrace... sack him

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Rachel
9 years ago

Disgrace. No one should be allowed to give put personal details! Especially when has given a oath to protect and serve. Ab to top it off the joking. Sad for the victims no justice or protection.