A Western Australia Police assistant commissioner is facing allegations of stalking after a dispute with a colleague, which prosecutors say escalated from a friendship into unwanted contact. Multiple outlets report that the case is before a Perth magistrate. The complainant alleges they felt “smothered” and received persistent messages that they did not want. The reporting characterizes the matter as involving alleged repeated communications and a pattern of contact following the breakdown of the relationship. The articles note that the conduct is described in terms of unwanted messaging and intimidation consistent with stalking allegations, though the specifics of the messages are not detailed in the summaries provided. The accused has not been found guilty, and the proceedings are ongoing in court. The magistrate is considering the matter as part of the judicial process.
WA Police assistant commissioner accused of stalking colleague over alleged unwanted messages
A Western Australia Police assistant commissioner is facing allegations of stalking after a dispute with a colleague, which prosecutors say escalated from a friendship into unwanted contact. Multiple...
- A WA Police assistant commissioner is accused of stalking a colleague.
- The allegations involve persistent and unwanted messages from the assistant commissioner to the colleague.
- The matter is before a Perth magistrate and the case is ongoing.
- The complainant says the contact made them feel “smothered.”
- All reports describe the alleged conduct as stemming from a relationship that deteriorates after a friendship ends.
A friendship gone sour that allegedly led to persistent and unwanted messages from the state’s assistant police commissioner has now landed before a Perth magistrate.
3 months agoA friendship gone sour that allegedly led to persistent and unwanted messages from the state’s assistant police commissioner has now landed before a Perth magistrate.
3 months agoA friendship gone sour that allegedly led to persistent and unwanted messages from the state’s assistant police commissioner has now landed before a Perth magistrate.
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