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Why is former police officer Kristian White still out on Bail? · The Slippery Slope

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  IJ Fallon, thanks for listening to The Slippery Slope.
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  So First off, a very big shout out and an apology because I
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  hadn't chased it up because I just assumed, just assumed.
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  And as we all know, as was it in that Steven Seagal movie,
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  assumptions just making a out of you and me never assume.
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  So I had assumed that Senior Constable Christian White from
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  NSW Police, I just assumed, you know, by now he'd be in gaol,
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  I'd stop following what was going on.
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  So a big shout out to user Coco Jeffrey, 85O2 brought it to my
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  attention that crackhead police officer, former police officer
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  Christian White is still, I believe, apparently out on bail.
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  You know, you only commit manslaughter 'cause the death of
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  a an extremely old lady. And apparently it's too much for
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  the judge. The judge has no idea what to
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  do. How can he?
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  Because he's got no other case to compare it to.
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  So he needs someone else. I've got to, I've got to ask the
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  question, what kind of judge are you?
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  If you can't hand down the sentencing?
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  What, what, what? You can't come to a conclusion
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  or base. You can't look at the law and
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  say, well, this is the law, this is what I'm going to do.
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  He any, the excuses are as if no, no other police officer has
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  ever in the land of in the land of Australia has ever gone to
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  gaol before. Crikey, I don't know.
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  This is probably the most deplorable acts of indecision
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  I've ever seen and this judge probably needs to stand down.
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  What kind of? Anyway, let's get into it.
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  Thanks for listening. OK, so welcome back.
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  So look, we're going to look at this video from from the Seven
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  News, and this is the most ridiculous thing I have seen.
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  Check it out. I'm going to stop it along the
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  way, add a little bit of my own commentary.
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  Christian Wide emerged like he always has.
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  Are you remorseful, confident, steadfast, head high.
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  Do you believe you should escape, child?
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  But he wasn't always like that. Throughout the day his head was
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  bowed, sometimes in his hands as Claire Nowlin's children and
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  grandkids spoke in agonising detail the impact his actions
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  have had on all of them. I am traumatised by his gutless
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  coward act. My mother was denied the right
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  to a dignified and peaceful passing.
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  I will never forgive him for what he's what he did was kill
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  95 year old Claire after he tasered her at Yalambi lodge at
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  Coop. So just in case you've been
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  living, I don't know, under a rock, basically the lady Claire
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  Noland, who was getting around with a Walker, she's in her 90s.
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  She could barely walk. She's pulled out.
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  She has a steak knife and inner hand and the staff couldn't
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  handle the situation apparently, so they've called police.
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  Short story long, keep going. Uma in May 2023.
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  She was armed with two knives within 3 minutes of talking to
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  her, he said bugger it and discharged his Taser, causing
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  her to fall and hit her head. I take.
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  Now before I go on too, so I was obviously a police officer with
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  Queensland Police. So this follows in NSW.
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  However, Queensland police, you are, it's in policy.
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  If you come across a situation and there's a child or an
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  elderly person pulling a Taser is not, unless there was some
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  extreme situation, pulling a Taser is not allowed.
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  It's not in police policy. That was in Queensland.
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  OK, so you're not supposed to. It should have been off the
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  table straight away. Her age would have meant that he
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  was. He shouldn't have been
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  considering the Taser. So many other things here to
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  look at. Obviously she was had a Walker.
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  She was using a walking frame to move.
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  She couldn't walk. She could barely move.
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  Obviously too, he wasn't even the senior officer on scene.
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  There was a Sergeant. So you had a Sergeant next to
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  him. This Sergeant was unable to make
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  any decisions. What's the point in having a
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  Sergeant with you if the Sergeant she was she was unable
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  to do anything, unable to disarm the lady, unable to do
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  absolutely anything other than stand by and watch the junior
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  officer take a potshot at the old lady anyway.
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  Full responsibility for my actions for causing the death of
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  Miss Nowland, but my view is that shouldn't have an effect
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  upon my employment, he wrote in a letter of apology.
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  The difficulty for the judge is that he has no other case to
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  compare it to. Did you hear that The difficulty
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  for the judge is that he has no other case to compare it to.
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  So wouldn't that you nafty judge have been the case for every for
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  every judge who who, who starts when laws first brought in, when
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  law first be when someone when they bring in new legislation
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  and new charges and the judge has to sit there and go, well,
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  no one's ever been charged with this before.
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  I'm the very first person, the very first judge to have to make
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  a ruling because of this brand new piece of law that's happened
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  since the beginning of flipping law in time, a crying out loud
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  judge, and you can, if you cannot make a decision, come to
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  a conclusion, you should not be the judge.
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  To sit there and say the difficulty is I don't have
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  anything to compare it to means that you are not fit to be a
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  judge. Surely I didn't think it was
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  that complicated. You look at the law, this is
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  what the law says. This is the guidelines of the
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  law. But what's so complicated
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  because of his job? Because he was a police officer?
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  Come on. And his sentencing options will
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  not make everyone happy. And he's sentencing.
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  I'm going to go back and, and play this a little bit more.
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  He's sensing the sentencing options will not make everyone
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  happy. Since when is that something
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  that a judge has to be considering?
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  Oh, not everyone's going to be happy with my judgement.
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  Well, this is stupidity. I'll go back here.
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  Let's go back and listen to this again.
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  Sorry for ranting a little. Difficulty for the judge is that
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  he has no other case to compare it to and his sentencing options
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  will not make everyone happy. Christian White will either
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  receive a community corrections order like a good behaviour bond
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  or gaol time. The disgraced former cop will
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  find out his fate. So the options are don't go to
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  gaol or go to gaol. And the judge is like, well,
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  it's not going to make everybody happy.
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  I, I don't understand what I'm listening to.
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  Of course it's not going to make everybody happy.
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  It's not that complicated. I read another report saying,
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  well, the judge wants to consider, you know, what's the,
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  what's going to happen in gaol? Is he going to be protected?
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  Listen, judge, he's not the first police officer in the
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  history of Australia or in the history of NSW for that matter,
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  to go to gaol for doing something wrong.
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  It's, it's not that complicated. He's not going to be put in Gen
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  pop. He's going to be put in
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  protected custody. That's what's going to happen.
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  It's not that complicated. And there was another report
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  saying, well, this is of the lower end of manslaughter.
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  I'm sorry, this is not the lower end.
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  He went in there, he saw a scenario, a live scenario.
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  He made an assessment. He came to a conclusion, or be
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  it a stupid conclusion, he did everything wrong.
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  Everything was wrong, against policy, against all common
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  sense. He did it all wrong and he still
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  went and did that action and it decisively caused Miss Noel
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  Nolan's death. He's it's not that complicated.
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  It's not that complicated. It's not the lower end.
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  It's not like he went in there and everything was a complete
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  accident. You know, he went in there, he
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  slipped on a pool of water, his Taser came out and unloaded
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  accidentally and everything was an accident.
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  It was on purpose. He went in there, assessed the
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  situation, made a decision and followed through on that
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  decision. Thus, it's not the lower end of
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  manslaughter. It's not.
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  He should be in gaol. Not that complicated.
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  The judge should be disgraced. Disgraced with himself.
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  The NSW government should be looking at pulling him down from
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  the bench. He should not be a judge.
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  This is ridiculous where we are. NSW is land of nafties.
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  I think. Seriously, I think Australia's
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  going. What's the phrase going down?
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  The Gurgler, we're in the toilet.
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  We don't seem to be able to make any wise decisions anymore.
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  Seriously, what is going on? What is going on?
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  But anyway, this is all just my opinion and I was, I was only a
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  lowly senior constable in the Queensland Police.
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  Obviously I don't have the education of a judge.
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  Let me know what you think. And again, thank you for Coco
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  Jeffrey 85O2 for letting me know about this story still going on.
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