The confidential settlement comes two years after police shared arrest photos of Dani Laidley, which the former AFL player and coach alleged was a breach of their duty of care.
Former AFL coach Dani Laidley has reached a confidential financial settlement from Victoria Police.
Ms Laidley had been arrested for stalking, and was spared a conviction and placed on an adjourned undertaking instead.
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