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On 26-27 April 2018, the CCC held public examinations to determine whether any public officer employed by or elected to the Shire of Halls Creek may have engaged in serious misconduct in the performance of their functions of office or employment.

The CCC has tabled two reports in Parliament, focussed on the actions taken by WA Police Force and the Department of Transport in response to recommendations made in reports following four separate CCC investigations over the past three years.

The director of an electrical maintenance firm contracted has been sentenced to 21 months imprisonment (suspended) for working with a former City of Perth facilities officer to corruptly carry out work worth almost $350,000.
 

The CCC has reviewed WA Police Force investigations into two serious incidents where officers used excessive force – with two very different results.

Over 50 distinguished guests attended the official opening at Level 5, 45 Francis Street Northbridge and were taken on a tour of the premises.

Mr Brett Edward Kenny (now known as Mr Brett Edward Peters), has pleaded guilty to corruption and bribery charges following a comprehensive investigation by the Corruption and Crime Commission.

After more than a decade on St Georges Terrace Perth, the Commission will start its next chapter at its new Northbridge premises on Tuesday 6 March 2018.

Download a copy for a summary of serious misconduct in the Western Australian public sector for Q2 of the 2017-2018 financial year.

Scott Berridge was sentenced yesterday in Perth’s District Court for smuggling drugs, mobile phones and other contraband into Casuarina Prison.