Female police officer disgraces the South Australian Police for corrupting two child abuse investigations, and acting against a child.
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ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA, October 9, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ — After a South Australian mother reported an injury on her daughter last year (2018), the female police officer that took over the investigation made no attempt to investigate the injury. The police officer (code-name ‘Demeter’) not only stalled and corrupted two investigations into child sexual abuse and assault, she colluded with the perpetrator.
The mother is about to release a book on her case — with the book coming out early September 2019.
We reported on this officer back in July, and again in August as further evidence was gathered to substantiate the extent of the malfeasance in this case.
'My husband abused me for ten years - and HE won custody of our children'
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- Created: Thursday, 03 October 2019 17:40
- Written by Emily White - Lincolnshire Live UK
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