A bushwalker who did not return to camp has been found after his friends raised an alarm with Tasmanian police.
A helicopter was deployed to Federation Peak in south west Tasmania, with a ground search and rescue crew on board.
The missing bushwalker was able to contact authorities by phone and provide coordinates of his location. He had fallen and sustained a head injury.
The man, in his 30s, was found about 1:45am and flown to the Royal Hobart hospital for treatment.
the NSW police commissioner, has released a statementregarding the law enforcement response to the findings of the Special Commission of Inquiry into LGBTIQ hate crimes.
NSW police have previously been criticised for their “adversarial” and “defensive” approach to the 18-month inquiry that investigated historical hate-crimes carried out against LGBTQ+ people between 1970 and 2010.
The inquiry found that 14 of 22 unsolved deaths investigated by a police strike force were homicides. A remaining six should be classed as “suspected homicides”.
Webb apologised for the failure to adequately investigate the deaths.
theGuardian
