Mia Armitage
Magistrate Michael Dakin has ordered a common assault charge against a former Byron-based policeman be dropped after an altercation involving a naked youth in Byron Bay three years ago.
Earlier this week, the Department of Public Prosecutions
[DPP] argued Senior Constable Michial Luke Greenhalgh had entered a state of ‘red mist’ when he struck the boy, who he says he didn’t realise was sixteen, a final six times with his baton. DPP’s Brittany Parker. Photo supplied.
Prosecutor Brittany Parker said ‘red mist’ was a state of frustration that could manifest suddenly in a sufferer focussing excessively on a particular target and exercising poor judgment.
a fantastic job all across the board. former byron coach nico kovacs was a big fan of his. and he did use it in the tribute to the shall i show just with ability of a win for the bundesliga a sensational player who helped take our team to the next level and then level heading there said he s very happy he and his family got a warm welcome and everyone s enjoying a nice day with that piece of mind he can play his best football. given what you fought away from the spotlight one i wish for him is that he remains the man he s always been. a source of pride the trust family and a sporting idol in brazil. the way a footballer should be really only a lion out on the pitch almost invisible quite often if you google i.