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Detective Senior Constable Greg Gallyot said he didn’t report the wrongdoing because he was “in fear”, the Downing Centre Local Court had heard today.
He eventually provided a statement about the recordings on the same day he started his sought-after job at the Unsolved Homicide Team.
Jubelin is also accused of directing a junior officer, Det Snr CST Gallyot, to use his own phone to record one of the conversations on the phone with Mr Savage, a Kendall local, in 2017.
Giving evidence before a packed courtroom today, the detective explained his initial reaction as “shock”.
“I looked at Detective Chief Inspector Jubelin,” he said.
“He gave me what I would call a serious or stern look with a furrowed brow and stared back at me. He said, just do it.
“I sat down, got my phone out and put it into record mode and was ready to record.”
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However, Det Snr CST Gallyot uploaded it to a shared drive that the strike force had access to.
“I didn’t believe Mr Jubelin would find it and know that I disobeyed him,” he said.
“I did want to confront the (Homicide Squad) commander but it is very difficult when myself, Jubelin and the entire team sit outside the commander’s office,” he said.
The rest of the strike force became aware of the recordings, the court has heard.
& the cops got a warrant 
