Bodyworn Cameras and Stolen Money
Dear NSW Police Force,
There are a number of people in Queanbeyan NSW who have been pulled over by police, searched and money taken.
The money is never noted as property being taken by police which means it cannot be collected back from the police.
Bodyworn cameras being turned on would prevent this theft. Queanbeyan police officers regularly lie about the camera being on or just flat out refuse to turn it on when asked.
I want to know two things, the first being the rules around Bodyworn cameras and when they should be on.
Secondly, are you aware of this sort of corruption within the Queanbeyan police? If so, what is being done to stop it?
Yours faithfully,
Lauren Ainslie
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Sent request to NSW Police Force again, using a new contact address.
Dear Lauren,
Thank you for your inquiry to the NSW Police Force.
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Kind Regards,
Kulen
Kulen K
Customer Representative
InfoLink - NSW Police Force
Phone: +61 2 8835 6888
Dear Lauren,
Thank you for your inquiry to the NSW Police Force.
In order to make a request for NSW Police Force information, an applicant is required to submit a completed 'Formal Access' application under the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009.
As from 30 July 2020, the New South Wales Police Force accept applications for access to information online through the NSW Police Force Community Portal Simply select the Access to Information card under the I want to apply section on the homepage and follow the questions presented.
Below are instructions to apply online:
In your browser, type: portal.police.nsw.gov.au, then enter.
You will be in the NSW Police Community Portal.
At the bottom of the screen, select “Access to Information”.
In the next screen, select “Continue”.
In the next screen, in the dropdown box, select “New Access Application”.
You will be asked 6 questions – Yes/No answers are required. If you are unsure, answer No, then continue with the application.
There is a $30 application fee payable by credit card.
When completed, submit the application.
See the requesting information webpage for information and the latest updates.
Kind Regards,
Kulen
Kulen K
Customer Representative
InfoLink
NSW Police Force – Infolink
Phone: +61 2 8835 6888
Dear NSW Police Force,
Please pass this on to the person who conducts Freedom of Information reviews.
I am writing to request an internal review of NSW Police Force's handling of my FOI request 'Bodyworn Cameras and Stolen Money'.
Please refer to original request for public information on the legislation surrounding Bodyworn cameras
A full history of my FOI request and all correspondence is available on the Internet at this address: https://www.righttoknow.org.au/request/b...
Yours faithfully,
Lauren Ainslie