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People have to remember that you are essentially 'secluding' a patient when you do that. If you close the door on any patient, and "lock them in a room". Then you are essentially secluding them.

The law around seclusion differs in each state, but it is very strict. If you get it wrong, you will go through the ringer. Generally patients need to be examined by a doctor, who then orders a seclusion. In emergency situations, a nurse can order a seclusion but it has to be reviewed within a short period of time.

But secluding a 95 year old in a treatment/medication room? I can understand why that wouldn't be a viable or safe option.

It remains a tragic case.

For anyone who works in disability, community health, emergency services or acute mental health, it is a sober reminder that situations can go south extremely quickly.
A large portion of the aged care sector are up in arms because an inquiry found that they have not in the last 20 years actually provided the most basic of care, having a qualified Nurse on staff at all times.
They should all be ****ing ashamed of themselves, and then hung.

Greedy ****ing campaigners!

Mod edit: don't avoid the swear filter.
 
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Officer has now been charged


I wonder what this means?

The commissioner said she had not seen the footage recorded on White’s body-worn video camera. But she had heard comments, allegedly uttered on the video, which are understood to be central to the investigation.

“I’ve heard what’s in that footage, and it’s for a court to decide ... I am concerned about what that will reveal and that will be borne out in court as any other court matter,” Webb said.
It means the officer is toast.
 

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Cooma is a small town... there must be stories from other locals of this POS making life hell for them. He didnt just wake up one day and decide to taser a 95 year old lady with dementia. This prick would be your typical high school nerd getting back at the world with a uniform
 
Cooma is a small town... there must be stories from other locals of this POS making life hell for them. He didnt just wake up one day and decide to taser a 95 year old lady with dementia. This prick would be your typical high school nerd getting back at the world with a uniform
True, need to get up there with a sack of doorknobs asap.
 
Cooma is a small town... there must be stories from other locals of this POS making life hell for them. He didnt just wake up one day and decide to taser a 95 year old lady with dementia. This prick would be your typical high school nerd getting back at the world with a uniform
Not a nerd, looks like your typical big fat school bully and acts like it given we know now he ignored his female boss at the scene who said she could just take the knife and the constable just fired anyway.

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More hits from Australia's police force.

The parents of an autistic 13 year old child with an IQ of 71 sought the help of police because they were concerned by what he was watching on Youtube. The police spent a year covertly feeding the child radicalisation content and then charged him.


This should be a national disgrace, but instead is getting the minimum coverage.
 

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More hits from Australia's police force.

The parents of an autistic 13 year old child with an IQ of 71 sought the help of police because they were concerned by what he was watching on Youtube. The police spent a year covertly feeding the child radicalisation content and then charged him.


This should be a national disgrace, but instead is getting the minimum coverage.
What the ****ing ****???
 
More hits from Australia's police force.

The parents of an autistic 13 year old child with an IQ of 71 sought the help of police because they were concerned by what he was watching on Youtube. The police spent a year covertly feeding the child radicalisation content and then charged him.


This should be a national disgrace, but instead is getting the minimum coverage.
For f*ck's sake... What if the poor kid, fed by extremism and not knowing any better, started knifing people at his school or at a shopping centre? What if he actually made a bomb?

The cops were maybe thinking "Let's see how far this goes. Let's see how far we can push him".

But what of the consequences? This poor kid doesn't know right from wrong.
 

The AFP is urging parents and carers to provide one of the most important life lessons to their children even before they start the 2024 school year – how to stay safe online.


1: Don't talk to the AFP.
 
The AFP is urging parents and carers to provide one of the most important life lessons to their children even before they start the 2024 school year – how to stay safe online.


1: Don't talk to the AFP.
Wow. What absolutely horrible advice. Talk to the AFP always, I don't want ISIS or school shooters or Christchurch style killings in my country.
 
can you imagine the lengths that Duttons mates will go to create some sought incident, To try and embarrass the government…
The above was probably their first effort.
 
Did you somehow miss the article where the AFP were deliberately radicalizing a young mentally disabled boy?
Do you somehow think that means you should never talk to the AFP? What an absolutely insane position. What were the court findings against the AFP exactly? I couldn't find what the magistrate ruled except for the parts quoted in the guardian and other news outlets.
 
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Do you somehow think that means you should never talk to the AFP? What an absolutely insane position. What were the court findings against the AFP exactly? I couldn't find what the magistrate ruled except for the parts quoted in the guardian and other news outlets.
The AFP just showed they cannot be trusted. Parents looked to the police to help them. They got played.

The AFP waited until the kid turned 14 and burned him.

Disgusting.
 

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