Secrecy continues around police misconduct in South Australia, as MP calls for mandatory proactive disclosure

Mid-level officers breached the SAPOL Code of Conduct 32 times in a three-year period, documents provided to the ABC reveal, but details about the misconduct remain wrapped in secrecy.

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