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THREE former detectives have admitted in court to bashing a suspect in custody.

The trio are also expected to plead guilty to lying to the director of the Office of Police Integrity about the assault.

Sen-Det Mark Harrison Butterfield, 38, Sen-Det Robert Lachlan Dabb, 35, and

Det Sgt Matthew Adrian Franc, 37, once members of the disbanded armed offenders squad, admitted in the Melbourne Magistrates' Court yesterday to assaulting an armed robbery suspect on May 10, 2006, at St Kilda Rd police headquarters.

The bashing was allegedly caught on tape and showe... Read more

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Queensland Police Union

No strike action

The Queensland Police Union says officers won't be taking strike action over the imminent charging of a colleague over the Palm Island death in custody case.

Former New South Wales Chief Justice Sir Lawrence Street has overturned the decision not to lay charges against Senior Sergeant Chris Hurley.

In a move applauded by indigenous groups, Sergeant Hurley will be charged with the manslaughter of Cameron Doomadgee.

Mr Doomadgee's family says the review has given them hope they'll have justice.

Indigenous Affairs Minister Mal Brough has also welcomed the developments but says the time for public debate is over.
 

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