Comments by "leafy" (@leafy803) on "The Telegraph" channel.

'for a country that actually has a lot of mineral, natural resource wealth but the goverment isn't translating that wealth into real services for people' Lady Roslyn Morauta speaking on health care. Video: 'Seeing hope in Papua New Guinea'. The widow of former Papua New Guinea late Prime Minister Sir Mekere Morauta MP and 'Serves on the boards of the Fred Hollows Foundation (NZ), Anglicare (PNG), Pacific Friends of Global Health' and Asia Specific Leaders Malaria Alliance (APLMA) 'Lady Roslyn Morauta has worked in Papua New Guinea for the National Planning Office, the Department of Finance and Treasury and in the private sector, both as a management consultant and in running businesses. Originally from Australia, she has lived and worked in Papua New Guinea since 1982. Prior to that, she worked in publishing in England and taught politics at the University of Ghana, the Australian National University, and Queensland University.'
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Doesn't need to be soldiers, but yes additional police. Police already do random mass stop search and they work. I remember case where young male was caught with zombie/massive knife. He was actually on bail for being involved in prior stabbing to the leg, survived (I think drugs were involved). So the issue is funding, police numbers, (and bail until trial and monitoring after if appropriate). (I don't think that individual was electronic tagged.) Same with other crimes, prior domestic abuse convictions, latest relationship reports violence and threat to their and family's life, he gets bail and kills her, her new partner and rapes, held captive another woman. If theirs enough evidence or prior convictions, the person shouldn't be on bail, those on bail, electronically tagged and CCTV monitored. Police do searches at buses, trains, random locations and schools. They have the mobile technology for it not to be physical.
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*Part of issue is also not having enough prisons.
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She had a 12.30 appointment, so in a rush. Incident was about 11am, dropping son off at mums then travelling on. Police officers was very unprofessional calling her a 'daft cow'. Haven't heard of reprimand for that. She also should be charged, is there for being uncooperative with investigation, attempting to leave a scene of enquiries. The public uproar, usually not having seen full footage, has lead to political/pressured decisions. Full body cam, shows police using no physical contact but asking her to stay, their arms up for 8 seconds, (and that's not the start). Yet she still was leaving.
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@RoachChaddjr Was it released if the watch store/company had insurance?..Maybe financial stress, loans to purchase. Or if he maybe considered as an accomplice, insider to the theft, took his life after questioning. Or it may have continued beyond video, to his home/car thefts. Or he experienced prior trauma/mental health. We simply dont know. Coroner's inquest may answer why.
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Agree. Police have since stated they won't be accompanying ticket check operations in future. Just violent callouts to buses.
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Video, description doesn't state when footage was recorded of location.
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Watch the full bodycam released, officers at start were asking for ticket, using no physical contact, arms up to encourage her to stay, asking her to, for atleast 8 seconds. That's after she was asked to supply card when leaving bus but she ignored request, so transport staff, community officer and police officers attempted with no physical contact for longer than that. The officer was very wrong to call her a 'daft cow', should have consequences. I think a arrest for being uncooperative, attempting to leave scene of enquiries should have been stated, used instead of ticket evasion. But then arrest is different from charged, it's to enable the investigation, prevent her leaving.
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Agree, however an officer also called her a 'daft cow' (on bodycam footage), which is wrong, unprofessional. Should be consequences/ reprimand for that.
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