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- Oct 1, 2026
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PTSD death highlights 'appreciable gap' in support for police (opens the original)
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The 2022 death of Senior Constable Benjamin Warren could not have been prevented — but that does not mean "that nothing should be done differently in future", the SA coroner has found. The coroner found it was highly likely the father-of-two was suffering from PTSD, which was related to his attending the scene of a double-fatal crash in 2014. The coroner made four recommendations to the police minister, including that SAPOL "implement mandatory psychological or psychiatric reviews" for staff who
Coward punch sentence an 'absolute load of rubbish', victim's parents say (opens the original)
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A teenager who pleaded guilty to two counts of basic assault causing harm over has avoided a custodial sentence in South Australia. The offender had admitted to coward-punching an 18-year-old outside a Hindley Street nightclub, which left the victim with a traumatic brain injury. The victim's parents have asked prosecutors to appeal the sentence. A teenager who coward-punched an 18-year-old man outside a nightclub on Hindley Street, leaving him with a traumatic brain injury, has avoided a custod
Officer cleared of DV charges but 'not a finding complainant has lied' (opens the original)
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A police security officer has been acquitted of domestic violence charges following a trial in South Australia's District Court. Tim Waverley Morrison, of Aldinga Beach, stood trial earlier this year after pleading not guilty to two counts of aggravated assault and one count of aggravated threatening life. Judge Lisa Dunlop acquitted Mr Morrison but said that did not mean the "complainant has lied in her evidence". An Adelaide judge has found a police security officer not guilty of domestic viol
Prosecutors drop abuse charge against Adelaide child protection worker (opens the original)
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Prosecutors have dropped a child sexual abuse charge against a child protection worker midway through her trial in the South Australia's District Court. Hannah Joyce Neale, 31, appeared in court today where the prosecution withdrew a charge of sexual abuse of a child, which meant she is no longer facing any criminal charges. The prosecution had alleged at trial that the 31-year-old had a "sexual and romantic relationship" with a 16-year-old boy for almost two years. The trial had also heard Ms N
Self-described 'evil' man avoids jail for wire traps on bike path (opens the original)
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Levi Young-Henderson has received suspended sentence for stringing wire across a bike path and injuring several cyclists in 2025. The court previously heard police found video footage on his mobile phone of the wire accompanied by a devil emoji. Young-Henderson was sentenced to 11 months and five days but entered into a good behaviour bond and will not be put behind bars. An Adelaide man who labelled himself "so-evil" after setting up wire traps along a bike path and injuring cyclists has avoide
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