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Jodi Knott suffered 'gratuitous cruelty' at the hands of police. Her family wants the public to see what they did

Jodi Knott suffered 'gratuitous cruelty' at the hands of police. Her family wants the public to see what they did
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The family of the late Jodi Knott has released body-worn camera footage showing a brutal assault by two New South Wales police officers during her 2023 mental health crisis. The footage, described by a judge as 'gratuitous cruelty,' has sparked calls for improved police training regarding individuals with schizophrenia.

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The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding police conduct and the treatment of vulnerable individuals experiencing mental health episodes.

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The framing focuses heavily on the victim's perspective and the 'brutality' of the police, emphasizing the need for systemic reform.

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