If you have any instances with this dangerous directive, contact the AEAWA.
Police no longer assisting at aggressive scenes.
YOUR SAFETY IS THE PRIORITY!
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The Police Directive to refuse ambulance assistance.
WA Police Commissioner is now refusing to send Police to aggressive scenes to assist ambulance personnel.
The AEAWA directive to all members.
If you arrive at a scene, and you perceive a threat, CALL FOR POLICE. Thats your job done! It is NOT OUR JOB to enter scenes such as these. Its theirs; if they don’t not want to attend, then we do not go in. ITS THAT SIMPLE!
Officers who feel pressured to enter a scene they perceive is dangerous SHOULD NOT GO INTO IT!
Directive for non-police attendance now roles out to country areas
Multiple country locations are now listed where police will not attend dangerous scenes to protect us.
AEAWA correspondence to the WA Minster of Police
Hon. Paul Papalia CSC, MLA Minister for Police; Corrective Services; Racing and Gaming; Defence Industry; Veterans Issues has received a letter from the AEAWA on behalf of the membership.
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A positive outcome from the AEAWA uniform survey
Members, You will have received an email from Chief Emergency Officer Brendon Brodie-Hall today outlining several improvements to the new Operational Uniform. These changes closely reflect the AEAWA survey results, which formed the basis of the AEAWA’s recent letter to St John. Over 700 of our members participated in the…
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SOPR-1004 – Driving Procedures and Standards (Emergency)
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