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LUKE IS NOT ( Currently ) mentioned on the Sydney Police Centre Memorial Wall, Surry Hills ( But is entitled to be )
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Luke & Eli
The Golden Boot 24 April 2023 There’s no more prized image in the cops than having your photo taken with the famed Golden Boot on the balcony of the Narrandera Footy Club. Many have tried, few have succeeded; One of which was Sgt Luke Stephenson – Liverpool Kings. Sadly the blue family lost Luke recently and he leaves behind a young family. A GoFundMe page has been set up to support Lukes family. Please give what you can. We all do this part well. ???????? https://www.gofundme.com/f/luke-stephenson
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Star of Courage; National Medal; NSW Police Valour Award; NSW Police Medal, – two clasps – 15 Years, 20 Years; National Police Service Medal.
Leah Helene Rudder on reverse of suspension bar of first medal, Leah Helene Rudder on all other medals except the third medal which has Senior Constable Leah Helene Rudder.
All medals pantographed.
The first two and the second two medals court mounted as pairs, the last medal with pin-back suspender bar. Nearly uncirculated.
Together with booklet for Investiture at Government House and with Entry Card to Admit Senior Constable LH Rudder; booklet Attestation Parade, Constable Education Program, at which Senior Constable Rudder was presented with Commissioner’s Valour Award; letters of congratulations from important officials; various articles, newspaper clippings, posters and a host of other documents and photos relating to the courage and police service of Senior Constable Leah Rudder.
Star of Courage: Awarded by the Governor-General Michael Jeffery and presented at Government House, Canberra 12 March 2007.
Citation: In the early morning of 10 April 2003, Senior Constable Rudderrescued an unconscious man from a burning house at Tarro, New South Wales.
At around midnight, Senior Constable Rudder was driving into her driveway after work when she heard breaking glass and yelling coming from a neighbouring house. She drove to investigate and found a female using a garden hose through a window of a house that was on fire. The woman informed Senior Constable Rudder that she had called emergency services. The fire had engulfed the front section of the house. Senior Constable Rudder looked through a partially broken window to determine whether the occupant of the house was still inside.
Visibility was poor, so she used a steel bucket she found at the rear of the house to break more of the window. She was still unable to see inside and the window was too high for her to gain access, so she returned to the rear of the house and tried the back door. It was locked so she kicked the wooden door repeatedly until she had made a hole to crawl through. She was unable to gain access, however, due to intense heat and smoke. She returned to her vehicle, called for assistance and grabbed a torch. Senior Constable Rudder used the torch to smash a window and look inside for any occupants. She saw a man lying on the floor, wedged between the foot of a bed and the wall. She returned to her car to advise colleagues who had now arrived, that she was going inside to rescue the man. One of her colleagues went with her and they both entered the house through the hole in the rear door. They tried to drag the man from the house but he remained wedged and they were forced to retreat when they were overcome by the intense heat and thick smoke.
After getting some fresh air, they re-entered the house and, despite the fire gaining in intensity, returned to the bedroom. As they dragged the man to the door of the bedroom, the walls and ceiling began to collapse and both officers were showered with sparks and debris. The man became jammed in the doorway, and while Senior Constable Rudder tried to free him, her colleague was forced to retreat due to smoke inhalation. Senior Constable Rudder continued to pull the unconscious man by his feet down the hallway.
A colleague then assisted her in removing the man from the burning house to safety. By her actions, Senior Constable Rudder displayed conspicuous bravery.
NSW Police Commissioner’s Valour Award: Conferred upon Senior Constable Leah Helene Rudder 3 December 2003 by K.E.Moroney, Commissioner of Police.
Citation: In recognition of the extreme bravery and meritorious service displayed when undertaking the successful rescue of a person from a house fire at Tarro on 11 April 2003.
Senior Constable Rudder became aware of a residence which was well alight and ascertained that a person was inside. Access was gained by crawling through a hole in a door made whilst gaining entry to the building. The occupant was located unconscious and wedged between the wall and furniture. Unable to release the person, she exited the premises to call for additional support.
On the arrival of assistance a further attempt to release the occupant was undertaken. However, due to smoke inhalation and the intense heat both officers left the premises.
Undeterred and facing intense heat, acrid smoke and falling debris, Senior Constable Rudder re-entered the premises unaccompanied. On that occasion she was able to free the person and began pushing the occupant along the floor.
Although this situation presented a real threat to Senior Constable Rudder’s life, she maintained her resolve and was eventually able to complete a successful rescue with the assistance of other personnel.
By her actions Senior Constable Rudder displayed courage, professionalism and responsibility to the community in an extremely dangerous situation. She is highly commended for her valour under extreme duress.
Leah Helene Kennaway, born 15 July 1970 at Deniliquin, NSW and then moved to Goulburn where her father worked as Valuer General and here she attended Goulburn High School; moved to Wagga Wagga when her father was appointed Regional Valuer General and attended Kooringal High School there until completing her Higher School Certificate; joined NSW Police Force on 24 April 1989 as a Student Police Officer, this was the first class conducted under the new PREP (Pole Recruit Education Program), a 6-month training course that included a placement period at Wagga Wagga Police Station;
attested to rank of Probationary Constable 24 Oct 1989 and stationed at Kings Cross Police Station where she performed General Duties Police, both mobile and beat patrol;
confirmed as a Constable Oct1990; for next 5 years at Kings Cross Patrol she performed secondments with various roles and duties within Sydney Charge Room and Cell Complex, Prisoner Transport Unit, Riot Squad and Sexual Assault Unit;
one of only a few female officers to train with the newly formed Riot Squad and highly sought-after IROC (Initial Response Officer’s Course) selected and specifically trained to take sexual assault statements from victims;
appointed Constable First Class in 1995;
married on 07 Jan 1995 to police officer David John Rudder;
twin boy and girl born prematurely at Paddington, Sydney NSW on 30 Aug 1995;
Senior Constables David and Leah Rudder transferred to Lower Hunter Command in Mar 1996,
David stationed at Cessnock Police Station and
Leah at Maitland Police Station where she performed duties General Duties, Domestic Violence, Warrant and Summons, Sexual Assault and as a Police Negotiator; she had another son born in 1998 and continued to work in a part-time capacity at Maitland Police Station as a Domestic Violence Liaison Officer for the Lower Hunter Command encompassing 17 police stations and also continued working as an IROC Officer, Police Negotiator and later as an Investigator at Newcastle Crash Investigator Unit;
Senior Constable Leah Rudder was medically discharged from the NSW Police Force with both physical and psychological injuries on 23 December 2010 after a 22-year career.
Senior Constable Leah Rudder was the first female police officer in Australia to be awarded the Star of Courage. She was also given the honour of being the only female of a number of life size fixed banners erected on ‘Heroes Walk‘ at the NSW Police Academy and she appears in The Who’s Who of Australia 2008 and the Valour Roll at the NSW Police Academy.
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A policewoman’s single-minded determination to save an unconscious man from his burning NSW home has been recognised with one of Australia’s highest-ranked bravery awards.
Senior Constable Leah Rudder is one of two heroes announced Monday as being awarded with the Australian Bravery Decorations’ Star of Courage medal.
The other brave Australian to receive the star is South Australian truck driver Daryl Smith who rescued a man from a burning car after an accident in 2002.
The star is awarded for non-military acts of conspicuous courage in circumstances of great peril where people put themselves in jeopardy to protect the lives or property of others.
Hours after dragging 42-year-old Charlton Redding away from the flames and smoke engulfing his home at Tarro, near Maitland, in 2003, Sen Const Rudder said: “I had one thing in mind – to get him out alive”.
The officer, who had served 14 years with the force and was aged 32 at the time of the rescue, had finished a 15 hour shift about midnight on April 11, 2003, when she pulled up in the driveway of her home.
She heard explosions, breaking glass and yelling coming from her neighbours’ yard and quickly realised Mr Redding’s house was on fire.
The mother of three called for back-up and discovered Mr Redding was still alive, but unconscious and wedged between a bed and a wall.
After about 20 kicks she managed to smash through the back door and was joined at that stage by Senior Constable Jules Moylan, 35.
However, heavy smoke and heat forced the officers to retreat a short time later.
They regrouped and forged into the home a second time as fire started to rip through walls and the ceiling began to collapse.
They managed to get Mr Redding to the hallway near the back door before again being forced back.
Const Moylan was so badly affected by smoke he could not go back again. It was then that Const Rudder fully realised she was risking her life.
“It was a hard choice – I was very tempted at one stage to just let him go, I’d tried … but I’m a very determined person,” she said on the day of the rescue.
“But we knew he was still alive, we were so close to getting him out, we had minutes left.”
Sen Const Rudder is still in the force, working with a domestic violence unit in the NSW Hunter Valley.
Since 1975, and including Monday’s awards, there have been 129 stars awarded. The highest award in the scheme is the Cross of Valour.
Three Hunter Valley police officers have been recognised for their bravery, after they helped rescue a man from a burning house near Maitland four years ago.
Senior constables Leah Rudder, Jules Moylan and Gregory Payne helped save the unconscious man in the early hours of April 10, 2003.
Senior Constable Rudder, who was returning home from work, came across the burning building at Tarro and spotted the man lying on the bedroom floor.
She and Senior Constable Moylan had to make several attempts to save him, after being overcome by intense heat and thick smoke.
At one stage, the walls and ceiling started to collapse – Senior Constable Gregory Payne then came to assist.
Senior constables Rudder and Moylan have received the Star of Courage, while Senior Constable Payne has been recognised with a Commendation for Brave Conduct.
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Prior to joining the NSW Police Force, ‘Ian’ was a ‘Bobby’ with Dorset Police Force in England.
Prior to being a ‘Bobby’, he was attached to the RAF.
Ian also had a reputation of being a pretty good artist.
Class 107 – May 1966 – Redfern Academy
Somewhere in this photo is possibly Ian.
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Steven Alan RUDD, NSWPF #29623 – Son. Attested with Class 259 on Friday 17 February 1995 at the Sydney Opera House, NSW.
Matthew Alan RUDD, NSWPF #29624 – Son. Attested with Class 259 on Friday 17 February 1995 at the Sydney Opera House, NSW.
John Markham Raymond GREVILLE, NSWPF # 20790 – son-in-law ( Attested 11 March 1983 with Class 192 )
“possible” relation in ‘the job’: ?
NSW Police Training Centre – Redfern – Class # 102
New South Wales Police Force
Regd. # 11341
Rank: Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy on Monday 11 January 1965 ( aged 19 years, 2 months, 12 days )
Probationary Constable- appointed 22 February 1965 ( aged 19 years, 3 months, 23 days )
Constable – appointed 22 February 1966
Constable 1st Class – appointed 22 February 1970
Detective – appointed 17 July 1975 ( YES )
Placed 1st in Detectives Training Course # 3 of 1974 and received the Transfield Award.
Surveillance Class 1/1978.
Senior Constable – appointed 22 February 1974
Leading Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ? ( n/a )
Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 16 January 1981
Sergeant 2nd Class – appointed 12 January 1987
Sergeant 1st Class – appointed 30 June 1989
Inspector – appointed ? ? ?
Chief Inspector – appointed 9 May 1990
Final Rank: = Chief Inspector
Stations: Regent St ( 2 Division )( GDs )( 29 March 1965 – 21 June 1965 ), Regent St ( 2 Division )( Traffic Duties )( 22 June 1965 – 20 February 1966 ), Canterbury ( 13 Division )( Solo Cycle Patrol )( 21 February 1966 – 11 April 1966 ), Traffic Branch ( Special Traffic Patrol )( 12 April 1966 – 21 August 1968 ), Sutherland ( 24 Division )( Special Traffic Patrol )( 22 August 1968 – 27 December 1971 ), Hurstville ( 12 Division )( GDs )( 28 December 1971 – 16 July 1972 ), C.I.B. ( 21 Division )( 21 Special Squad )( 17 July 1972 – 29 May 1973 ), Redfern ( 7 Division )( C.I. Duties )( 30 May 1973 – 3 May 1975 ), C.I.B. ( C.I. Duties )( 4 May 1975 – 16 January 1982 ), C.I.B. ( Special Task Force )( 17 January 1982 – 26 January 1985 ), Liverpool ( 22 Division )( District Drug Detection Enforcement Unit )( 27 January 1985 – 8 May 1990 ), Organised Crime Unit ( Investigation – Commander )( 9 May 1990 – 1 July 1997 ), Crime Agencies ( Investigation Co-ordinator )( 2 July 1997 – 30 July 1998 ) – Retirement
Drug Enforcement Agency ( DEA ), ?, South West Drug Squad ( Fairfield )( 34 Division ), ?, South East Drug Squad, ?, OCU ( AFP ), ?, Commander ( C/Insp )( 1990 ) – Target Development Section – State Intelligence Group, Organised Crime Squad – Retirement
Service: From 11 January 1965to30 July 1998 = 33 years, 6 months, 19 days Service
Retirement / Leaving age: = 52 years, 9 months, 0 days
Time in Retirement from Police: 24 years, 7 months, 12 days
Awards: National Medal – granted 15 April 1981 ( Sgt 3/c )
1st Clasp to National Medal – granted 28 May 1992 ( C/Insp )
NSW Police Medal with 4th Clasp – granted 27 April 2008 ( Retired )
Born: Tuesday 30 October 1945
Died on: Tuesday 14 March 2023
Age: 77 years, 4 months, 12 days
Organ Donor: ?
Cause: Cancer ( type = ? )
Event location: Pt Macquarie Base Hospital, NSW
Event date ( diagnosed ): ?
Funeral date: ? ? 2023 ( HELD )
Funeral location: ?
Private Cremation has been held. Memorial Service date to be held. See below.
Future Memorial Service location: the Lodge Chapel, Woronora Memorial Park, 121 Linden St, Sutherland, NSW
Future Memorial Service date: Friday 14 April 2023 @ 10.30aM
Wear a touch of yellow
Reception to be held at the Kareela Golf Club, 1 Bates Dve, Kareela, NSW after 12.45pm, immediately following the Memorial Service.
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Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: Placed 1st in Detectives Training Course # 3 of 1974 and received the Transfield Award. His name appears on the Detectives Honour Roll.
Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( March 2023 )
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Class 102 – Redfern Police Academy – February 1965
Back Row: ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, Alan RUDD
Front Row: ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?
?, Alan Leonard RUDD, ?, ?, ?
Alan RUDD on his STP Bike. 1966
Back Row: B. NIVEN, R.DAVIS. J. CRIBB. J. LARKIN, R.FURTNER, G. ORCHARD, Gary LANGFORD, M. FRAWLY
Middle Row: T. FLOOD, A. THOMSON, J. MANNING. A. RUDD, J. DOYLE, R. PONDER, G. KEMP, G. BARTHOLOMEW ( President )
Front Row: G. PATERSON ( Ass. Sect. PRLFA ), ALE? CLARKSON ( Cronulla Sutherland Club ), Insp. P. GIBB ( Asst. Supt. # 5 Sub Dist ), G. BEAUMONT ( Captain ), Insp. J. MURRAY ( OIC # 24 Div ), Insp. H. PEARCE ( 10mm REP ), B. COLLINS ( Sect. P.R.L.F.A. ) Date unknown
1970s NSW Police Rugby League Football Association ( NSWPRLFA ). Alan RUDD played in the Cronulla Sutherland Police team in the same jerseys as the Sharks in 1970.
Alan Leonard RUDD acknowledged on the Detectives Honour Roll for 1st place in his Class.
Alan Leonard RUDD being presented with the Transfield Award ( type writer ) at a Passing Out Parade at Redfern Police Academy. c 1974
‘Bill & Tony’s, 1970s’ was taken outside the restaurant Bill & Tony’s in Stanley Street, Darlinghurst – a favourite detective hangout. Alan Rudd is third from the left in a striped shirt.
NSW Police Academy. Sergeants’ Course #2/ 1980 ( Class 3 ) 14 April to 30 May 1980
Back Row: Doug RICHES, George McCLEERY, Tom CONNERTON, John MORELAND, Gerry PERKIN, Laurie MOFFITT, Les AUSTIN, Roger MORRISON, Ray FRANKHAM.
Middle Row: Terry RUSKIN, Allan McCLOSKEY, Neville CHEW, Reg HALL, Bill MAHONY, Peter BURTON, Harvey CHAPMAN, Warren DAY.
Front Row: John HAMER, Kevin MATTHEWS, Angus McDONALD ( Instructor ), Gordon LEVER ( Instructor ) Bryan BINNS ( Director ), Brian MILWARD ( Instructor ), Alan RUDD
Alan RUDD travelled to Tokyo in early 1993 while investigating the Yakuza in Australia ( ties in with newspaper article ).
( may have been late 1995 ) The Japanese travelled to Australia and hosted a dinner at the Hotel Nikko, where Alan RUDD presented the plaque to one of the Japanese delegation.
Passing Out of Class 259 at the Sydney Opera House, NSW. Family Members: John GREVILLE, # 20790, Steven RUDD # 29623 ( from Class 259 ), Alan RUDD # 11341, Matthew RUDD # 29624, John RUDD # 15792.
Alan RUDD receiving a salute from his sons – Steven RUDD & Matthew RUDD who had just Attested at the Sydney Opera House with Class 259 on Friday 17 February 1995.
1995 – Police Dinner. Alan RUDD, 1st person in middle row ( L – R ) Robert TREHARNE, 1st person in front row.
Possibly late 1990s. Steven RUDD, Commissioner Tony LAUER, Chief Inspector Alan RUDD.
SYDNEY: The arrest of a former Japanese criminal-society member on Queensland’s Gold Coast has focused attention on the movement of Asian Mafia-style gangs into Australia, particularly NSW.
Australian Federal Police and Immigration Department officers arrested 47 year-old Suzuki Sueharu in a raid on a Currumbin Waters flat yesterday. He had failed to reveal his criminal history when applying for a visa.
An AFP spokesman said yesterday that Sueharu had entered Australia from Fiji in February on a visitor’s visa and then begun business activities, including buying land and promoting a planned tourist resort.
Sueharu revealed his former Yakuza ties when arrested and admitted he had hidden his criminal record.
The AFP spokesman would not detail the man’s criminal history but said it was “extensive”.
Being a Yakuza member was not itself a criminal offence, but failing to declare previous criminal convictions was illegal under the Migration Act and made a person an illegal entrant automatically, he said.
Sydney police said more Yakuza members might be operating in Australia, particularly in states with casinos where money-laundering was suspected.
Japanese men were dealing with large amounts of money, particularly in Western Australia, Darwin and on the Gold Coast Yakuza members were easily identified by full-body tattoos, black suits and often had a little finger chopped off.
The society was linked with prostitution, contract murders and drug running.
A spokesman from the organised crime branch ( state intelligence ), Detective Chief Inspector Alan Rudd, said it was “highly likely” that the society was operating in Australia, especially in NSW. He said little was known about the group because its activities had been well hidden so far.
“We haven’t really got much on the Yakuza, but only because we haven’t been exploring in that direction … We tend to have concentrated on the Chinese and Vietnamese groups because we know what they’re up to,” he said.
Inspector Rudd said NSW in some ways provided ideal conditions for the Japanese society to flourish, “because it’s a business centre and there is a lot of real-estate activity”.
A Queensland police report has alleged that the Yakuza, with a $10 billion turn over, launders “black” money through property development.
The report says society members have intimidated legitimate tourist businesses into paying commissions for tour groups to be brought to their businesses.
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Back Row ( L – R ) P.C. Cst 1/c WARFIELD, P.C. SenCon GUYATT, Det Sgt 3/c TRACEY, Det Sgt 3/c SQUIRES, Det SenCon SCOTT, Det SenCon MOORE, Det SenCon FLANNERY, Det Sgt 1/c LAMOND
Centre Row Cst 1/c WILSON P.C. SenCon HOGUE, Det SenCon HODGSON, Det SenCon DALEY, Det Insp SHEATHER, Det SenCon MOONEY, Det Sgt 3/c NEWHAM, Det SenCon DOYLE, Det SenCon CLARK.
Front Row: Det SenCon INKSTER, Det Sgt MURRAY, P.C. SenCst DOUGHAN, Policewoman SenCon BUCKLEE, P.C. SenCst PHILP, Det Sgt 3/c McDONALD, Det SenCon VINCENT.
MOONEY, Brian Henry
Late of Failford.
Passed away 9/03/2023 with his eldest Daughter by his side.
Brian is pre deceased by his proud parents, “Jack” and Alice Mooney, and by his big brother and best mate John “Bopper” Mooney.
He is survived by his three children Jackie, Shann and Ben and families and sister in law Gale and his many wonderful mates who became his extended family.
A lifetime of service to his Country, 9RAR, Police force and to his community.
A valued and active advocate for the Defence Shed.
Aged 75 years
Forever in our Hearts
A funeral service will be held at the St Nicholas Anglican Church, Corner of Lake and Bent Street Tuncurry, Commencing at 11am on Tuesday 21st March 2023.
Prior to a Private Cremation.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Variety Club of Australia, NETS and the Defence Shed.
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Funeral Parlour: W T Howard Funerals 02 6552 1057
Buried at: Cremated
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SOUTHWELL Arthur Herbert
Late of Moto. Formerly of Scone & Orange.
Passed away on 11th December 2022.
Aged 83 years
Beloved husband of Maureen(dec).
Loving father and father in-law to Rodney & Lyn, Dianne and Gregory & Heidi.
Proud and loving pop of Stuart & Annabelle.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend Arthur’s Funeral Service to be held at the Manning Great Lakes Memorial Gardens Chapel, Pampoolah on Thursday 22nd December 2022 commencing at 2.00pm prior to cremation.
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Funeral Parlour: White Lady Funerals – Penrith, NSW 02 47314385
Buried at: Pinegrove Memorial Park, Kington St, Minchinbury, NSW
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KEN is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
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Proud Pa of Tahlia, Lachlan, Mitchell, Aaron and Dominic.
In God’s Loving Care.
Ken’s family and friends are warmly invited to attend a Celebration of his Life to be held in the West Chapel of Pinegrove Memorial Park, Kington Street, Minchinbury on Thursday 23rd February 2023 at 10:30am.
Following the service, a burial will take place within the cemetery grounds.
Cheryl Felton, Ken Holmes, Buffy ?, Anne Ainsworth. 20 April 2013
Ken Holmes – 15 October 2017
Ken HOLMES & ?.
Ken HOLMES, ?
?, Ken HOLMES, ?
Ken HOLMES – National Medal presentation
?, Police Minister Peter ANDERSON, ?, Ken HOLMES
Commissioner Peter RYAN, ?, Ken HOLMES
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Government Gazette of the State of New South Wales (Sydney, NSW : 1901 – 2001),
Friday 3 March 1995 (No.24), page 1223
APPOINTMENTS ON PROBATION
HIS Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, pursuant to the provisions of section 28 of the Public Sector Management Act 1988f and upon recommendation of the appropriate Department Head, has approved the appointment on probation of the following, with effect from the dates shown:
Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences:
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Colin Ernest HORN, Security Officer [19 October 1992]. …….
Unknown if this is the same Colin Ernest HORN as mentioned in NSWPF.
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NSW Police Training Centre – Redfern – Class # 128
New South Wales Police Force
Regd. # 14944
Rank: Commenced Training at Redfern Police Academy as a Trainee on Monday 9 August 1971 ( aged 19 years, 0 months, 22 days )
Probationary Constable – appointed Friday 17 September 1971 ( although the ‘Stud Books’ show this to be Monday 20 September 1971 ) – aged 19 years, 1 month, 30 days )
Constable – appointed 20 September 1972
Constable 1st Class – appointed 20 September 1976
Detective – appointed ? ? ? ( NO )
Senior Constable – appointed 20 September 1990
Leading Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ?
Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed 5 April 1988
Sergeant 2nd Class – appointed ? ? ?
Sergeant 1st Class – appointed ? ? ?
Inspector – appointed ? ? ?
Final Rank: = ?
Stations: Philip St GDs ( ProCst )( 4 Division )( 20/9/71 – 4/7/72 ),
Philip St Traffic ( 5/6/72 – 22/7/73 ),
Philip St GDs ( 23/7/73 – 6/10/73 ),
Traffic Branch ( Metro )( 7/10/73 – 29/1/76 ),
Ryde ( 17 Division )( 1/2/76 – 8/5/76 ),
North Sydney – Traffic Branch ( Car Crew )( 9/5/76 – 21/8/76 ),
Five Dock ( 9 Division )( HWP Cyclist )( 22/8/76 – 28/10/78 ),
State Technical Services ( Radio Communications )( 29/10/78 – 5/11/83 ),
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MICHAEL is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED
FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED ABOUT THIS PERSON, THEIR LIFE, THEIR CAREER AND THEIR DEATH.
This SMV was rammed through the tall wire gates of the Sydney Airport whilst being pursued by C District HWP and C District Anti Theft Squad.. The action caused total shut down of all runways until the SMV was cornered here at part of the airport. The driver was charged with commonwealth offences (by the Anti Theft) for ‘Endanger Safety of Aircraft’. Sgt 3/c Michael GROVER ( C District HWP ) standing at the passengers door ( with his back turned from camera ). SenCon Graham Maranda ( C District Anti Theft Squad ) standing at drivers door. 1 January 1990
Class photo at Redfern Academy 1971 – 72
Police Training
Early Police bikes
Collarenebri Police Stn Circa 1999: Constable ?, Commissioner Peter Ryan, Sgt 1/c Michael Grover, Cst ?, SenCon ?
Flemington Police Stn c1998
Nothing further, than what is recorded above, is known about this person at the time of publication and further information and photos would be appreciated.
Back Row: ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, Alan RUDD
Newcastle District Detectives: c1979
