Who is policing the police? 
 
A police officer with more than two decades in the force commits suicide.  Her bereaved family looks for answers, but a coroner’s report doesn’t offer any solace. 
Months later, Victoria Police’s internal integrity division is tasked with investigating activities at the station where she worked, exposing a culture of sexism, bullying and harassment, that Victoria’s Police Commissioner Mike Bush condemns as “unacceptable”. With questions raised around material not provided to the Coroner, the officer’s family say the force failed her.  They want her file re-opened and a public inquest.   
 
In this episode of Four Corners, reporter Louise Milligan reveals what happened when investigators exposed a hidden trail of illegal and unethical conduct.  
 
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