NSW Police confirmed an internal investigation has been launched after the post began circulating online.
Two NSW police officers have been stood down over a prank social media post in which one appears to point their gun at another officer inside a Sydney police station.
Two NSW police officers are under investigation over a social media post in which one appears to have a drawn firearm. The NSW Police social media guidelines state that employees must “not post any material that may bring the NSW Police Force into disrepute, or otherwise embarrass the agency”.
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