Interesting read fwiw..
Extract from Hansard
[ASSEMBLY - Thursday, 27 November 2008]
http://www.parliament.wa.gov.au/han...00115ead/$FILE/A38 S1 20081127 p631b-640a.pdf
That is some read, I managed to drag myself through it, very interesting. Thanks for posting this.
It is scary to think just how corrupt the WA Police force really is, I had no idea Quigley had challenged the WA Police and pointed these injustices out.
The Rayney case was a disgrace, The Lance Williams case has been a shambles and pretty much sealed the deal on Caporn being an incompetent corrupt idiot pushed through the ranks by a corrupt Force that operates with impunity. And we all know how the Mallard affair ended, probably the most injustice corrupt case in WA for decades.
It is sad to think that by 2008 these accusations were still being made towards WAPOL. I thought that generation of Police officers might have moved on from the tainted reputations formed in the 80's and 90's when we have keystone freelance cops dictating their own form of justice and punishment on innocent WA citizens.
I actually think a lot more highly of Quigley now, he has had a roller coaster career and I think he has come out on top with a very good honest reputation among'st most West Australians. I would love to see him push the issue more today because the Police force needs a good honest shake up and its still the old boys system holding on for power too terrified to relinquish it for fear of persecution for their corrupt crimes over the decades.
From memory I believe I heard Quigley a few years back, or maybe recently saying he wanted a coroner to look at the Claremont Serial killer case, and from memory if you vote for Labour at this election in WA the Labour party will have a coroner look into the Claremont serial killer case, so anyone wanting resolution that sits on the fence at vote time and wants this case solved should maybe think about voting labour at this election especially if they want to tackle more of the cold cases after this one, considering they announced (McGowen) that he would take the case to the coroner. Unless something has changed I believe this is still on the cards..
I think I will vote labour this election. I want a resolution, too many major violent crimes or abductions have happened with no resolution and very little chance of one.
The cases of Gerard Ross and Felicia Wilson are very concerning.. Throw in Sarah McMahon, Julie Cutler, Anne Zappelli and it paints a pretty horrible picture, and a rotten picture of justice in Western Australia.