Former NSW police deputy commissioner Mick Willing has been pitted against the former ABC host and one of his officers during an inquiry in Sydney.
Former NSW deputy police commissioner Mick Willing has rejected as “absolute rubbish” claims by former ABChost Emma Alberici that he told her he endorsed a controversial interview given by one of his officers about a Sydney death but that they took the blame.
Mick Willing has been pitted against Pamela Young and Emma Alberici during the LGBTIQ hate crimes inquiry in Sydney.It has exposed a deep rift between Young and former senior police, including Willing, and pointed to a historical breakdown in the relationship between police and the Johnson family.
Alberici gave evidence last week that she had several conversations with Willing about the proposed interview, a claim he said on Friday was “not true”.She also said she met Willing for coffee in North Sydney in 2017, during which he made comments about theWilling agreed on Friday that the meeting occurred, but denied saying that “I wanted [Young] to do the interview so that the general public could see that we were not homophobic and not negligent and that the Johnson family were insufferable”.
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