Cop sacked for bonk-ban breach loses appeal A Queensland-based Australian Federal Police officer who was sacked for breaching a ‘bonk ban’ has failed in his bid to get his job back.
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Subscriber only A Queensland-based Australian Federal Police officer who was sacked for breaching a bonk ban by sneaking a local woman dubbed a foxie into the police barracks for sex while posted in Papua New Guinea, has failed in his bid to get his job back. Martin Barlow, a senior constable who served in the AFP for nearly 17 years mostly at Cairns airport, most recently as a bomb appraisal officer, was sacked by Assistant AFP Commissioner Peter Crozier on November 13, 2019 for his sexual relationship with a PNG woman while on deployment, in breach of the ban.