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Ladybbird · 29-11-24, 10:00

Police Officer Who Tasered Clare Nowland 95, Found Guilty Of Manslaughter

Police Officer Who Tasered Dementia-Hit Great-Gran to Death in Care Home Guilty of Manslaughter

10 News First 29 NOV 2024

Clare Nowlands death at a care home in Cooma, Australia, caused public outcry following the actions of Kristian White in 2023, and jurors have now deemed him guilty of her killing

Kristian White, 34, used his weapon on Clare Nowland after she was found wandering around the Yallambee Lodge care home in the town of Cooma, a town around 71 miles south of Canberra, Australia, on May 17, 2023.

Police and paramedics were called to the scene at around 4am following reports that Mrs Nowland had been walking around the home with two serrated steak knives.

Mrs Nowlands shocking death triggered public outcry, but senior constable White argued his use of force was reasonable and proportionate in a following trial. Prosecutors argued that Mrs Nowland posed no danger to the policeman, and that impatient White owed her a duty of care to the elderly grandma, who weighed just 48kg.

She was Tasered by White after he raised his weapon and aimed it at her, warning her in the process, before saying "bugger it" and firing. Mrs Nowland was still more than a metre away from the policeman, and crumpled to the floor after she was Tasered, hitting her head and triggering a fatal bleed to the brain.

Crown prosecutor Brett Hatfield told jurors: "Who could she have injured at that moment? No one." The prosecutor alleged that White was not prepared to wait any longer The officer argued in a written report that he had fired his Taser as he felt a violent confrontation was imminent

NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb said Whites employment was still under legal review. She added that the forces Taser policies and training had also been reviewed, but were found to be appropriate.

The death of Clare Nowland is a terrible tragedy... this should never have happened, she said. White, who remains on bail, will be sentenced at a later date.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_I5KXdjensM

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,580 Thanks: 28,767 Thanked 14,428 Times in 10,234 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Australian Cop Who Tasered Dementia-Hit Gran to Death Guilty of Manslaughter Police Officer Who Tasered Clare Nowland 95, Found Guilty Of Manslaughter Police Officer Who Tasered Dementia-Hit Great-Gran to Death in Care Home Guilty of Manslaughter 10 News First 29 NOV 2024 Clare Nowlands death at a care home in Cooma, Australia, caused public outcry following the actions of Kristian White in 2023, and jurors have now deemed him guilty of her killing Kristian White, 34, used his weapon on Clare Nowland after she was found wandering around the Yallambee Lodge care home in the town of Cooma, a town around 71 miles south of Canberra, Australia, on May 17, 2023. Police and paramedics were called to the scene at around 4am following reports that Mrs Nowland had been walking around the home with two serrated steak knives. Mrs Nowlands shocking death triggered public outcry, but senior constable White argued his use of force was reasonable and proportionate in a following trial. Prosecutors argued that Mrs Nowland posed no danger to the policeman, and that impatient White owed her a duty of care to the elderly grandma, who weighed just 48kg. She was Tasered by White after he raised his weapon and aimed it at her, warning her in the process, before saying "bugger it" and firing. Mrs Nowland was still more than a metre away from the policeman, and crumpled to the floor after she was Tasered, hitting her head and triggering a fatal bleed to the brain. Crown prosecutor Brett Hatfield told jurors: "Who could she have injured at that moment? No one." The prosecutor alleged that White was not prepared to wait any longer The officer argued in a written report that he had fired his Taser as he felt a violent confrontation was imminent NSW Police Commissioner Karen Webb said Whites employment was still under legal review. She added that the forces Taser policies and training had also been reviewed, but were found to be appropriate. The death of Clare Nowland is a terrible tragedy... this should never have happened, she said. White, who remains on bail, will be sentenced at a later date. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_I5KXdjensM

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