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[[Mandy Finegan]] is a police sergeant serving |
[[Mandy Finegan]] is a police sergeant serving with Victoria Police in Australia. In October 2024, she was suspended on full pay following allegations that she performed two Nazi salutes and said "Heil Hitler" while working as an instructor at the Victoria Police Academy. The incident has sparked significant public and institutional scrutiny, given her long-standing career in law enforcement. |
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Female police officer, 65 has allegedly made a Nazi salute twice this week, and said ''Heil Hitler''. She's been a police sergeant for 40 years. She's been at the police academy for 16 years in the "Centre for Family Violence". |
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[[Mandy Finegan]] has served as a police sergeant for four decades, with 16 years spent at the Victoria Police Academy, where she worked within the "Centre for Family Violence." Her extensive experience in training and education within the police force has been a central aspect of her career. However, the allegations against her have raised questions about the conduct expected of senior officers in positions of authority. |
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According to reports, the alleged incident occurred during her time at the academy. While specific details of the context or intent behind the actions remain unverified, the allegations have prompted Victoria Police to suspend [[Mandy Finegan]] pending an internal investigation. The suspension, which includes full pay, reflects the seriousness with which the force is treating the matter. |
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The allegations have been widely covered by Australian media, including: |
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https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2024/oct/12/victoria-police-officer-suspended-over-alleged-nazi-salutes-ntwnfb |
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- A Facebook video that circulated online, though its authenticity and context have not been independently verified [[Facebook]]. |
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- An article by *The Guardian* detailing the suspension and the force’s response [[The Guardian]]. |
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- A report by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) outlining the incident and its implications for Victoria Police [[ABC]]. |
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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-10-12/police-sergeant-nazi-salute-suspended-melbourne/104465110 |
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Victoria Police has not publicly commented on the specifics of the investigation, emphasizing that it is ongoing. The case has reignited discussions about the importance of upholding professional standards in law enforcement, particularly in roles involving training and education. |
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Latest revision as of 15:36, 19 October 2026
Mandy Finegan is a police sergeant serving with Victoria Police in Australia. In October 2024, she was suspended on full pay following allegations that she performed two Nazi salutes and said "Heil Hitler" while working as an instructor at the Victoria Police Academy. The incident has sparked significant public and institutional scrutiny, given her long-standing career in law enforcement.
Background and Career
Mandy Finegan has served as a police sergeant for four decades, with 16 years spent at the Victoria Police Academy, where she worked within the "Centre for Family Violence." Her extensive experience in training and education within the police force has been a central aspect of her career. However, the allegations against her have raised questions about the conduct expected of senior officers in positions of authority.
Incident and Suspension
According to reports, the alleged incident occurred during her time at the academy. While specific details of the context or intent behind the actions remain unverified, the allegations have prompted Victoria Police to suspend Mandy Finegan pending an internal investigation. The suspension, which includes full pay, reflects the seriousness with which the force is treating the matter.
The allegations have been widely covered by Australian media, including: - A Facebook video that circulated online, though its authenticity and context have not been independently verified Facebook. - An article by *The Guardian* detailing the suspension and the force’s response The Guardian. - A report by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) outlining the incident and its implications for Victoria Police ABC.
Response and Context
Victoria Police has not publicly commented on the specifics of the investigation, emphasizing that it is ongoing. The case has reignited discussions about the importance of upholding professional standards in law enforcement, particularly in roles involving training and education.
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