Law and Order- NSW

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The Indian Telegraph is pleased to introduce a special and exclusive section for the NSW Police Force highlighting key issues relevant to the Indian community in NSW. The aim of this section is to provide a better understanding of how the NSW Police Force is effectively addressing important and sensitive issues such as:

* Personal safety and security

* Safety of International students and visitors

* Domestic Violence

* Drug and Alcohol Abuse

* Seasonal and household safety Tips, House alarms.

* Child approach offence

* Cyber bullying

* Traffic violations, driving in School Zones

* Racial Discrimination

* Sexual Abuse

* Fraud

* Concerns on the Police servicing on an incident and delay in the process for the outcome.

The Police Force is keen to establish and maintain an open line of communication with the community to help provide advice and assistance for the safety and security of the community.

While the NSW Police Force will provide briefings or will discuss the above issues in this section, we invite readers to send us their feedback as well as concerns relating to specific issues (no individual or personal complaints please).

This section will also include important updates and advisories from NSW Police Force for each month.

Prabha Arun Kumar murder case 

Homicide Squad detectives attached to Strike Force Marcoala are continuing to investigate the murder of Prabha Arun Kumar which occurred at Westmead on 7 March 2015. This is an intensive and detailed investigation, and police are committed to identifying and arresting the person/s responsible for Prabha’s death. Detectives are continuing to review the substantial amount of information gathered to date, including a large amount of information from the general public, as well as the Indian community. We appreciate how much Prabha’s death has affected her immediate and extended family, the Indian community, and the wider Australian community. Detectives are committed as far as legally possible to keep her family informed throughout the investigation process. As with any homicide investigation, the team at Strike Force Marcoala will continue to investigate every possible avenue of inquiry and continue to work with the community and keep them informed. Anyone with information that may assist investigators is encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers via 1800 333 000 or the Crime Stoppers online reporting page:https://nsw.crimestoppers.com.au/.

Operation saturation 

Police urge road users, pedestrians to avoid risks after a number of incidents of driver, pedestrian fatalities

Police are appealing for road users and pedestrians to share the roads safely, avoid risks and behave responsibly after a number of separate crashes. Traffic & Highway Patrol Commander, Assistant Commissioner John Hartley, urged motorists, cyclists, motorbike riders and pedestrians to avoid taking risks and behave responsibly.

• Always use pedestrian crossings

• Never assume that an approaching vehicle can see you, or will stop for you – wait until all vehicles have stopped before you cross

• At intersections, check for turning vehicles before you leave the kerb, and while you are crossing the road

• Avoid crossing between parked cars or at the front or back of buses

• Wear bright, light coloured clothing at night or in reduced visibility conditions

• Avoid using a mobile phone or portable media player (so you can hear vehicles and concentrate on crossing the road)

• At traffic lights, make sure that vehicles stop before you start to cross, and don’t enter the road if vehicles are moving through the crossing.

Operation Saturation is targeting risky driving, including speeding and drink and drug-driving. Police are urging all motorists to observe proper occupant restraints, manage fatigue and display responsible driver behaviour, with both stationary and mobile enforcement of areas in place where serious motor vehicle collisions are occurring.

The Indian Telegraph

Law and Order- NSW

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