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Tasmania Police Professionalisation

01.08.2017

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Tasmania Police paves the way for professional recognition of police as experts in their field.

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Australasian Policing

21 August 1903

Trooper John Crockett died of injuries he received when he fell from his horse near Kempton, Tasmania. This is the first recorded on-duty death of a police officer in Tasmania after the Tasmania Police was formed in 1899.

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