Inquiry hears briefing to Katarina Carroll suggested an apology be required from deputy commissioner
Carroll chose to give Taylor “management guidance” – effectively a talking to – and not impose any additional disciplinary measures, the inquiry heard.
She told the inquiry the decision was made because she was aware of other, more serious, complaints about the officer that had not been resolved at the time. “In my mind, I was looking at two matters … I honestly believed that the other investigation would be swifter than it was,” she told the inquiry.“He was under no illusion as to what I thought about his behaviour. He was extremely remorseful and upset.”
Carroll told the inquiry that the resignation was later required in August as “there was massive damage to the organisation as a result” of the comments being aired at the inquiry.Ray Rohweder, another senior officer, heard he allegedly made lewd comments at another police conference before being promoted months later.Our Australian morning briefing email breaks down the key national and international stories of the day and why they matterNewsletters may contain info about charities, online ads, and content funded by outside parties. For more information see our
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