Thread: Police allegedly watch Chinese man dying in puddle.

The standards of Victoria Police have slipped dramatically since the election of the Labor government in 1999.
The cops have no power anymore and they're being saddled with affirmative action female and minority recruits and people of generally poor character.
If they'd sent him to hospital he would have ceased to be their problem anyway, public drunkenness usually only attracts a caution or a modest fine.
Police face criminal charges over death

SEVERAL Victorian police are likely to face criminal charges over the treatment and subsequent death of a man after he was released from Dandenong police station this year.
The 53-year-old Chinese man died at Dandenong Hospital about 11.40am on May 13, some 15 hours after being discharged from the police station.
The Age understands homicide squad investigators have seized video footage from outside the station that shows about five police dumping the visibly ill man in a puddle upon his release while the temperature was about 12 degrees and raining.
It shows the officers standing over the man laughing and gloating about the state he was in and some policewomen can also be seen holding their noses because of the stench caused by the man soiling himself while in custody.
One of the officers is believed to have brought a police divvy van from the back of the station so she could sit inside with the heater on and continue watching the man lying on the ground. He died of what is believed to have been hypothermia.

The standards of the Vic police have never been high,its just that now they no longer get away with it like they used to. Over the years I have known quite a few people that needed hospital treatment after being locked up by Vic cops.