This is after the "media briefing" but I don't know if the information came from it or not?
September 06, 2010 2:39PM
POLICE have uncovered a blood-stained fluro workman's vest, a child's rubber ball and a yellow belt in a bin in an oval in Sadlier where human remains had been allegedly found.
The items have been taken to a forensics truck for examination.
"The front of the shirt was covered in blood - it was a dark reddish brown stain."
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...and-near-sadlier/story-e6freuy9-1225914725253
I would think that the riot police might be needed simply because of the nature of the case. If they find Kiesha there, people are going to be pretty upset.
When Destiny Norton's body was found next door to her house...after she was missing for a week.... that was real close to a riot.
Riot vans could be there if the residents become a mob...whether because they don't find something, or because they do.
I do not know what would possibly be racial about it... any body they pull out would be covered...any arrest made wouldn't be made at that location. So even if they believe there is some racial aspect to whatever is going on out there...I can't see how it would be an issue at that location.
I'm inclined to think they are just there to be of assistance if they are needed.
Thanks, yeah, it says 'public order' riot vans now that I re-read the article. What about the special response ambulances being there? Whomever they are searching for would this be standard practise also? I ask because I was getting quite excitable thinking police may have had a break in Kiesha's case, with the very slim possibility of her being located alive. The denial by police that this involves Kiesha debunks that theory and I won't even get into what I was thinking in regards to the riot squad and racially inflamed riots, I was that far off track.
ETA: Police deny this is Kiesha related. In case it is, and in relation to the vest found at the oval, iirc Rob allegedly worked for Woolworths. I checked with hubby who worked for them - albeit many years ago while still at school - and he says that back then at least they used to have to wear safety vests if they went outside ie in back dock or if they were a trolley boy etc. Maybe nothing but wanted to put it out there.