Second Arrest Interview First Constable: Alright, I think we’ve covered everything, which is good. First Constable: You just can’t keep doing it, because what happens is the Magistrate might remand you next time, do you understand what that is? MM: I’ll go to jail First Constable: Yeah, so what happens is they’ll handcuff you like this [motioning] MM: I was the victim of a family violence event – where I received a family violence intervention order
First Constable: And I know you haven’t been remanded before, but what happens is basically, you’ll go in the back police cells, it’s not like there’s a nice bed and stuff like that. It’s like a slab in the side of the wall and basically like a foam mattress, that’s it. And you could be in there potentially for days. - I would have been on remand for over 150 days! Until Victoria Police realised they did not have evidence to charge me with stalking and then applied to have the Personal Safety Order revoked due to error by a magistrate.
Corroborator: A lady of your good history shouldn’t be there
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