by Brian Shilhavy
Editor, Health Impact News
A 16-year veteran of the Melbourne, Victoria police force in Australia went public this week to denounce the actions of many police during recent protests.
Acting Senior Sergeant Krystle Mitchell was interviewed by a group called “Discernable,” wearing her full uniform during the interview and announcing that she was officially resigning from the force at the end of her interview.
https://www.discernable.io/watch#
Blaming the police actions ultimately on Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews, Mitchell stated:
“I think that the reason, or the issue, in why perhaps police [are] feeling more emboldened to act the way they are in relation to these harsher actions is because of the messaging that comes from Dan [Andrews],” who tells the law enforcers what to do “on a daily basis.”
However, she stated that individual police members who use excessive force will be held accountable, and that police do have a responsibility not to use excessive force, something that is allegedly grilled into them at the academy.
She served 6 years at Professional Standards Command – the division responsible for investigating police misconduct, corruption, discrimination and freedom of information, referring investigations to the Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IBAC) where appropriate.
She reminds her colleagues that ultimately they will individually be held accountable for their actions, and are still subject to s 462A of the Crimes Act 1958 (Vic) which forbids the disproportionate use of force.
Acting Senior Sergeant Mitchell cites ethical conflicts as the reason for speaking publicly about conduct of Victoria Police officers, their Chief Commissioner – Shane Patton, their Minister – Lisa Neville MP, and ultimately their Premier – Daniel Andrews MP.
She feels she can no longer remain silent with the division between police and community growing, and totally ignored by the leadership of both the police and government.
She also stated that she has talked to over 300 fellow police officers, and the majority feel the same way that she does.
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The Most Revolutionary Act 
Many will need to defend and even fight for freedom. This is war.
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Yes. This is war ! Let us pray that more ‘worldlings’ continue to rise up against those anti human, aristocratic, wealthy men who are puffed up with lust for power. Imagine wanting to ‘Control the whole World’? That’s insane!
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Yes, Mary Anne, we really need to support each other to stay strong.
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It means a lot to have you all !!
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Indeed, Trace. The New Zealand government has just announced a mandate that teachers and health care workers who don’t agree to be double vaccinated will be fired.
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We know now that its not just a vaccination for our health. Such torture applied if we can’t take it for good reasons (like we know it might kill us or paralyze us, or give us a few deadly clots) or we have religious convictions. No. Never in the history of the world has it hapened. They are destroying the entire economy for our health? Taking away our livelihoods forever ? Perhaps making us stay in our homes forever with no food? This is the opposite of health care. It is killing us.
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This is a good video explaining the circumstances that have allowed people to become mass hypnotized, Mary Anne, and why it’s so important to resist.
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