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In this video we go way beyond the allegations of the alleged Pedophile Cop Paul Reynolds, and take a deep dive into the alleged 10 year cover up by Tasmania Police. We wont focus to much on the allegations as we covered them in Part 1, but instead we will take an extensive look at the actions of Tasmania Police in hiding this information from the public for almost 15 years, as well as looking into the current review and the potential attempt by Tasmania Police to hide even more cases of alleged child abuse from the public. This case contains information that highlights just how far Tasmania Police are willing to go in order to save face, rather than hold themselves accountable.

In this episode we delve deep into the disturbing alleged acts of a Senior Tasmania Police Officer. We also take a look at the massive failures by Tasmania Police in regard to this matter, raising some serious questions about the integrity of the Tasmania Police Force.

In this video we take a look at the shocking case that involves a 12 year old girl who was sold for sex by her own mother to allegedly over 120 men, including 3 police officers & a former member of parliament, and how the justice system failed this victim and only one of those 120 plus men were ever charged. We delve deep into the allegations surrounding 3 police officers whose phone numbers were connected to this case, the former member of parliament who was charged but faced no consequences, the Department of Public Prosecution who failed to charge over 120 men for their role in the abuse of this child, and the failures of Child Protective Services which contributed to the suffering of this 12 year old girl.

In this video we take a look at the case of Officer Todd Apted. His assault on an innocent person and attempts to cover it up caught up with him in April 2023 when CCTV footage revealed the truth. Additional Info: Sorry I forgot to include this information in the video. Shortly after the trial was concluded Todd Apted resigned from Tasmania Police and is no longer a serving officer with Tasmania Police. I can only guess this would have something to do with him being able to receive a pension for his years of service, however I can only speculate as I do not know the exact details surrounding his resignation, the only information I could find was that due to outcome of this case and his documented mental health issues he resigned.

Dive into the intricate case of Tasmania Police's alleged 723 privacy breaches during a covert surveillance operation. As we unravel the events, we explore the delicate balance between surveillance needs and individual rights. How does the justice system respond when faced with dilemmas that challenge its core principles? Join us in dissecting court rulings, police statements, and the broader implications for our rights and freedoms.