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Former officers who blew the whistle on NSW Police's toxic culture react to report findings

Former officers who blew the whistle on NSW Police's toxic culture react to report findings
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Former NSW Police officers have welcomed an independent report that validates their claims of a toxic, discriminatory, and sexually harassing culture within the force. The review, led by Kristen Hilton, was initiated following an ABC News investigation that exposed systemic bullying and a 'boys' club' environment.

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The report provides official recognition of systemic misconduct in a major law enforcement agency, potentially leading to significant institutional reform.

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Mel Cooper spoke of a "boys club" culture in the NSW Police Force where sexual harassment was normalised. ( ABC News: Marcus Stimson )

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The article reports on the findings of an independent government-commissioned review and includes personal testimony without editorializing.

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