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10 September 2026

Officer who hit man on hospital stretcher keeps job with NSW Police

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Officer who hit man on hospital stretcher keeps job with NSW Police

A NSW Police officer keeps his job despite being found guilty of assaulting a man who was being wheeled into hospital on a gurney by paramedics.

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