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Subscriber only Our emergency service personnel and security guards are here to keep us safe, but in doing so are subjected to some serious attacks. Last year s wild Australia Day brawl at Eleanor Shipley Park in Moffat Beach displayed some of the worst behaviour towards police. Acting Inspector John Mahony recently told the
Daily police officers involved were used as human punching bags when they tried to break up the brawl. The teenagers abused, attacked and threw rubbish including bottles at the officers as they tried to restrain them. Three police officers were injured in the brawl, with one taken to hospital.
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Subscriber only Our emergency service personnel and security guards are here to keep us safe, but in doing so are subjected to some serious attacks. Last year s wild Australia Day brawl at Eleanor Shipley Park in Moffat Beach displayed some of the worst behaviour towards police. Acting Inspector John Mahony recently told the
Daily police officers involved were used as human punching bags when they tried to break up the brawl. The teenagers abused, attacked and threw rubbish including bottles at the officers as they tried to restrain them. Three police officers were injured in the brawl, with one taken to hospital.
Police prosecutor Lee Allan said Liddell refused to leave and was asked several times without complying. Security staff attempted to escort the defendant off the premises at which time he has headbutted one of the security officers, Senior Constable Allan said. Police arrived in time to see a heavily intoxicated Liddell being kicked out of the pub. Duty lawyer David Crews asked magistrate Rod Madsen to consider that Liddell was taken to the watch house where he spent the night. The court heard the security guard did not pursue a complaint of assault. Liddell on Thursday pleaded guilty to failing to leave a licenced premises and public nuisance within a licenced premises.