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NEW ORLEANS, LA. (FinalCall.com) - On Sept. 4, 2005, while rescuers were still evacuating flood-stranded New Orleans residents from their rooftops in the wake of the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, police commandeered a truck and responded to what they initially reported as two officers downed during an armed attack on the Danziger Bridge that links the Gentilly and New Orleans East neighborhoods.
When the officers arrived, they said they were fired upon and then returned fire. After the gun smoke cleared Ronald Madison, a 40-year-old mentally disabled man who had refused to leave... Read more
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Police Union takes legal actio
The Victorian Police Association Secretary Paul Mullett has gone to court to try to have his suspension from the police force overturned.
During hearings at the Office of Police Integrity in November, Mr Mullett denied allegations that he told a police officer he was the subject of a murder investigation.
The Chief Commissioner Christine Nixon used the misconduct allegations to suspend Mr Mullett as a Senior Sergeant, effectively limiting his powers as the union boss with the ban preventing him from entering police stations.
The V.P.A has now issued a writ, claiming the suspension breached the freedom of association provisions of the Workplace Relations Act.
A spokeswoman for Ms Nixon says the suspension had nothing to do with Mr Mullett's union position.
A court hearing will begin next year.
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