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7 October 2026

Hundreds farewell young police constable Mia Lay at St Andrew’s Cathedral in Sydney after horror crash

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Hundreds farewell young police constable Mia Lay at St Andrew’s Cathedral in Sydney after horror crash

The rookie police officer was in a patrol car responding to reports of a stolen car when the tragedy struck.

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