Qld Police ‘quietly’ investigates complaints against Bundaberg Police
An investigation is underway following a complaint involving the Bundaberg Police Station which is being ‘treated very seriously’. Here is what we know.
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The Queensland Police Service has remained tight-lipped about an ongoing investigation into the Bundaberg station.
“The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is aware of a complaint and are treating the matter very seriously,” a Queensland Police spokesperson said.
“The allegations are under active investigation by the Ethical Standards Command, therefore no further comment can be provided at this stage.”
According to the Queensland Police’s website, the Ethical Standards Command investigates allegations of corruption, misconduct and serious breaches of discipline, including suspected unethical conduct.
It remains unknown the nature of the complaint and the number of officers which might be involved.
More to come.
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