A police officer, Andrew Craig Adams, is sentenced to jail after being found to have preyed on women who were domestic violence (DV) victims. Reporting across Brisbane Times, the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age describes how Professional Standards investigators contacted a woman, identified as “Amanda*,” to ask how she knew Adams. According to the accounts, she initially described him as “the nicest policeman” she had met, reflecting how he presented himself to victims. The articles indicate the offending involved targeting women connected to DV situations, leveraging his position within the police service. All three outlets frame the case as one involving misconduct directed at vulnerable people and note that Professional Standards played a role in investigating the allegations. The Age, Brisbane Times and the Sydney Morning Herald report the same core outcome: Adams is jailed for conduct found by the court to be serious misconduct. The coverage focuses on the investigation and the sentencing, with details varying in presentation but aligning on the central facts that he targeted DV victims and receives a custodial sentence.