South Coast Police launch Aboriginal Custody and Victims Support Group in Nowra

Robert Crawford
Updated March 28 2019 - 1:56pm, first published March 22 2019 - 4:04pm
NEW INITIATIVE: Officer in charge of Nowra Police Station Inspector Ray Stynes, South Coast Police Liaison Officer Viv Sweney and training officer Sergeant Charlie Martin with the inaugural volunteers in the Aboriginal Custody and Victims Support Group, Noeleen Clarke, of the Aboriginal Community Justice Group, Kath Musico, of Wellways, Pirate and Jason Sharp, of the Djuin Men's Group and community member Janelle Burnes.
NEW INITIATIVE: Officer in charge of Nowra Police Station Inspector Ray Stynes, South Coast Police Liaison Officer Viv Sweney and training officer Sergeant Charlie Martin with the inaugural volunteers in the Aboriginal Custody and Victims Support Group, Noeleen Clarke, of the Aboriginal Community Justice Group, Kath Musico, of Wellways, Pirate and Jason Sharp, of the Djuin Men's Group and community member Janelle Burnes.

South Coast Police have launched an innovative program offering support for Indigenous people in custody or victims of crime.

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Robert Crawford

Robert Crawford

Senior Journalist

Robert Crawford is a senior journalist at the South Coast Register, for Australian Community Media . Everyone's got a story, what's yours? Email robert.crawford@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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