Maggie Marriott Smart Buoy Co
Managing Director
Perpetrators Emboldened & Validated The failure of Gippsland Police to investigate the family violence perpetrated on me by a master manipulator has emboldened, Brian who is himself a victim of family 'violence' and both Brian and my husband have been enabled in their conspiracy to defraud by engaging in workplace bullying, harassment, mobbing and family violence. I have evidence of six conspirators, one of who was a police constable in the 1980’s. Newsletter 11 The Pirate Queens Buoys Family Violence by Proxy Code of practice for the investigation of family violence Edition 4 Version-2 1.4 The role of police in family violence Victoria Police regards family violence as extremely serious and is dedicated to responding to, investigating, and ultimately preventing such matters. EVIDENTLY NOT IN GIPPSLAND where police refused to recognise family violence order K12030938 applied by Stawell Police and actively carry out family violence for the perpetrators. * Victoria Police recognise there may be threats to manipulate the police response in an e ff ort to cause further harm to the victim, which can include threats to have children removed, threats to have the victim deported, threats to have the victim charged, threats to have the victim’s employment terminated, or threats to prevent the victim from accessing benefits they are entitled to. * 1.3 What is family violence? Family violence is a violation of human rights and is unacceptable in any form. The Family Violence Protection Act 2008 (FVPA) recognises that family violence e violence and may involve sexual, emotional, psychological , or economic abuse . * In Victoria, we understand family violence as an ongoing pattern of coercive controlling , or violent behaviour that occurs in current or past family, domestic or intimate partner relationships , and may include carers (paid or unpaid). This can include not only physical abuse but an array of power and control tactics , such as direct or indirect threats, sexual, emotional and psychological torment, economic control, property damage, social isolation, withholding of children and behaviour which causes a person to live in fear.
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Wednesday 15 May 2024
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