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Peter DAILLY

Peter DAILLY

AKA  ?

Late of  ?

” possible” Relative in ” the job “:    J. DAILLY, NSWPF # 11509 ?

 

NSW Redfern Police Academy Class #  099

New South Wales Police Force

Regd. #  10991

 

Rank:  Commenced Training at Redfern Academy on Monday 11 May 1964 ( aged 23 years, 4 months, 24 days )

Probationary Constable- appointed Friday 12 June 1964 ( aged 23 years,  5 months, 26 days )

Constable – appointed 11 May 1965

Constable 1st Class – appointed 11 May 1969 

Detective – appointed ? ? ?

Senior Constable – appointed ? ? ? 

Sergeant 3rd Class – appointed ? ? ? 

Sergeant 2nd Class – appointed ? ? ?

Sergeant 1st Class – appointed ? ? ? 

Final Rank?

 

Stations?, ‘ D ‘ District – Walgett ( 1969 ), Phillip St ( 4 Division ), Canterbury ( 13 Division ), ?,

Service:  From 11 May 1964   to   ? ? ? ? years Service

 

Awards:  No Find on Australian Honours

 

Born:  Tuesday  17 December 1940

Died on:  Thursday  18 June 2020 

Age:  79 years, 6 months, 1 day

Cause?

Event location:   ?

Event date ?

 

Funeral date:  Tuesday  30 June 2020 @ 1pm

Funeral locationMagnolia Chapel, Macquarie Park Cemetery & Crematorium, 25 Plassey Rd, Macquarie Park, NSW 

( Due to current Govt. restrictions of 125 at a Funeral due to the Cornona19 Virus Pandemic – this will be a Private Funeral )

Wake location: As per funeral location – after Service

( Due to current Govt. restrictions of 50 persons only at ‘Gatherings’,  there won’t be an immediate Wake )

 

Funeral Parlour: ?

Buried at: Cremated

Memorial / Plaque / Monument located at: ?

Dedication date of Memorial / Plaque / Monument: Nil – at this time ( July 2020 )

 

 

 PETER is NOT mentioned on the Police Wall of Remembrance * NOT JOB RELATED


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Peter DAILLY – March 1, 1994. (Photo by Dean Sewell/Fairfax Media via Getty Images).

Peter DAILLY

Photograph from todays police tribunal concerning drug by Frenchs forest police. Arriving back from lunch, center former Constable Andrew Neilson, with Barrister Peter Dailly (left) and instructing Solicitor James Hall.Constable Neilson ... seriously affected by alcohol.An off-duty police officer was too drunk to remember if he was in Frenchs Forest police station the night the duty officer smelt burning cannabis in the station, the Police Tribunal heard yesterday.Constable Andrew Neilsen told the tribunal he had been drinking jugs of Kamikazes - a cocktail of vodka, tequila and Cointreau - and remembered little of the night. March 1, 1994. (Photo by Dean Sewell/Fairfax Media via Getty
Photograph from todays police tribunal concerning drug by Frenchs forest police. Arriving back from lunch, center former Constable Andrew Neilson, with Barrister Peter Dailly (left) and instructing Solicitor James Hall. Constable Neilson … seriously affected by alcohol. An off-duty police officer was too drunk to remember if he was in Frenchs Forest police station the night the duty officer smelt burning cannabis in the station, the Police Tribunal heard yesterday. Constable Andrew Neilsen told the tribunal he had been drinking jugs of Kamikazes – a cocktail of vodka, tequila and Cointreau – and remembered little of the night.   March 1, 1994.   (Photo by Dean Sewell/Fairfax Media via Getty

 

Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 – 1995),

Tuesday 31 October 1989, page 3

 

Gundy death referred to Royal Commission

SYDNEY: The Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody is to investigate the death of David Gundy, who was shot dead during a police raid on his home in April this year.

Commissioner Hal Wootten, QC, said yesterday that Mr Gundy’s case would be added to the list of deaths to be investigated.

No date has yet been set for the hearing, although it is not expected to start until next year.

It had been expected there would be legal argument as to whether Mr Gundy’s death fell within the commission’s jurisdiction, but yesterday that jurisdiction was not disputed.

In a written submission, counsel for the State Government, Michael Finnane, QC, said armed police involved in the raid had taken up positions at the front and back of Mr Gundy’s house to prevent anyone leaving.

He said in those circumstances the State Government accepted that Mr Gundy and everyone else in the house was “in a real sense in custody of the police officers at the relevant time”.

Counsel assisting the commission, Stephen Norrish, QC, and James Barnett, counsel for Mr Gundy’s widow Doreen Eatts, backed the State Government view.

But counsel for the Police Association, Peter Dailly, said he had been instructed not to make any submission either way.

David Gundy, 32, was killed by a shotgun blast when police from the Special Weapons and Operations Squad raided his home at Marrickville, in Sydney’s inner west, early on April 27.

Detective Sergeant Terry Dawson told the Gundy inquest his shotgun fired accidentally when Mr Gundy attempted to take it from him during a brief struggle.

At the time police were hunting for John Porter, 27, over the shooting of two police officers in the city three days earlier. One of the officers subsequently died.

Porter was not found in the raid on Mr Gundy’s home or at any of the other five Sydney homes raided at the same time. He was arrested in Queensland on May 3 and is now awaiting trial.

At the end of a two-month inquest, a jury found police had acted in the course of their duty and that Mr Gundy’s death was an accident.

Outside the commission, Mr Norrish said the commission would have a brief to investigate the conduct of the inquest and specifically look at some issues not examined by State Coroner Kevin Waller.

He said he could not pre-empt the areas of investigation at this stage. But one possible avenue might be the suggestion that advanced notice of the raid was given to some members of the press.

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/122096628


 

 

 

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