Paul Taylor apologises for remark at policing conference, which was aired at domestic violence inquiry
In his email, Taylor said Queensland police had undergone “an incredible amount of change” and “the public should have confidence that this is a great organisation, with terrific people who care so much about the community across the vast state.”
“I don’t know how it was mentioned in the speech,” Carroll said. “But the person is a friend of the deputy and he himself and I believe the circles he operates within, call him that.” O’Gorman said the officer, who was promoted in July, referred to a cut on his face during the conference and joked he had been through a “rough promotional process”, before a superintendent called out “did she shut her legs on you?”Carroll, who was not in attendance, told the inquiry that several officers walked out in protest.
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