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Police Use of Capsicum Spray 'Unlawful', Court Finds
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Police use of capsicum spray 'unlawful', court finds
Police use of capsicum spray on a peaceful protester constituted battery and was unlawful, a judge has found in a landmark class action.Climate protester Jordan Brown launched the first class action of its kind, challenging Victoria Police's use of the spray during a 2019 mining protest in the Supreme Court.Two officers' use of oleoresin capsicum (OC) spray on Brown at a protest outside the International Mining and Resources Conference in Melbou…
·Australia
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Court rules police use of capsicum spray on protester was ‘cruel, inhuman’
Police illegally assaulted and broke the human rights of a protester doused with capsicum spray outside a mining conference in 2019, a judge has found.
·Sydney, Australia
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