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Media Alert - Public Hearing

The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission is conducting an investigation into the police handling of a female prisoner in an inner-city police station in April 2016

Friday 8 June 2018

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING – 13 JUNE 2018

The Law Enforcement Conduct Commission is conducting an investigation into the police

handling of a female prisoner in an inner-city police station in April 2016.

The Commission has taken evidence in private from the involved officers and will convene

at 10:00am on Wednesday 13 June to receive submissions from the officers’ legal

representatives regarding the findings to be made in the investigation.

The Commission is completely independent from the NSW Police Force. Complaints can be made via the LECC website at www.lecc.nsw.gov.au or by calling (02) 9321 6700