Radio - Australian Police Journal

September 2008

REMEMBER THE FALLEN
Constable Samuel Nelson
Constable Brett Irwin
APJ AWARDS
Prize Winning Articles
SPORT – SECURITY MEASURES
Olympic Torch Relay
POLICE – NEW SOUTH WALES
Detective Senior Constable Valerie Wagstaff’s Story: A Change for the Better
HOMICIDE
Murder at Koroit Opal Fields
POLICE – SPORT
Australasian Police Basketball Championships
ANIMAL CRUELTY
Broken Seals (The Prom Massacre)
HOMICIDE
Where’s Michelle? Case of a Murdered Mother whose body has never been found
DRUG COURTS
The Adult Drug Court – Police Assisting to Combine Justice and Treatment
HISTORICAL
Slang – used by Police and others a Century ago! – Part Three
MAJOR EVENTS – SECURITY MEASURES
Policing World Youth Day (2008)
POLICE PURSUITS
Cocktail Cartwheel
HOMICIDE
Copycat TV Killing: Suicide Scripted by CSI
CRIME
‘Steroids Made Me Do It!’: Auburn Westpac Bank Robbery
BOOK REVIEW
Forensic Files: ‘The Lottery Kidnapping’
POLICE FLAGS
New South Wales Police Force

PROFESSIONALISM
Marks of a Good Policeman
EQUIPMENT
Use of Gas and Allied Equipment in Preservation of Law and Order
LEADERSHIP
Command and Leadership
COMMUNICATIONS
Communications Lessons of the Berala Train Disaster
EQUIPMENT
The Lie Detector – Part I
ROAD SAFETY
Going to Crash?
HOMICIDE
The Murder of Mika Marie Minnitt
TECHNICAL NOTES
Sequence of Writings
Hit-Run Traffic Investigations
Broken Headlamp Glass Identification
LEGAL
Witnesses at Coronial Inquiries

THEFT
Gold Stealing in Western Australia
ROAD SAFETY
Can the Police Reduce the Toll of the Road?
ROAD SAFETY
Drunken Drivers
EFFECTIVENESS
The Value of the Policeman on the Beat
PROFESSIONALISM
Homicidal Poisonings
HEALTH
Cancer Research and Treatment
TRAINING
Modus Operandi as an Aid to Crime Detection
COMMUNICATIONS
Police Communications – A Lecture
TECHNOLOGY
Netherlands Police Radio
OPINION
Fantasy Teaches Safety First
TRAINING
Hall Marks, Merchandise Marks, Precious Stones and Jewellery Tracing Section Work – A Lecture

HOMICIDE
The Concrete Slab Murder
COURTS
A Judge Hits Out at Crime
INVESTIGATIONS
Has the Offence as Alleged been Committed!
COURTS
Our Every Day Problems of Punishment
THEFT
Things are not Always as they Seem
TRAINING
The Training of Policemen
PUBLIC RELATIONS
The Police and Public Relations
Another Angle on Public Relations
The Police of England – and the Public
THEFT
Bicycle Stolen
POLICE/YOUTH
Police-Citizens Boys’ Clubs Activities
COMMUNICATIONS
The Need for a Broadcast Information Policy
ROAD SAFETY
The Investigation of Street Accidents