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https://www.hrnz.co.nz/news/cameras-to-be-worn-by-rib-investigators-from-today/

 

2 October 2023 , News

Body worn cameras (BWCs) are being introduced by the RIB from 2 October 2023, primarily to protect the safety of our investigators, while also providing evidential benefits.

 

A BWC is a small camera worn on the clothing or attached to a vest worn by an investigator, used to gather audio and video.

 

Research shows these cameras, commonly worn by people in compliance roles, will be a deterrent against anti-social and obstructive behaviour such as verbal or physical abuse, which may occur while Investigators are making enquiries in the course of their work.

 

A camera will only be activated where an Investigator has concerns for their safety and / or those around them, or in an investigative capacity to gather evidence.

 

To ensure the correct operation of these devices, the RIB has completed a privacy impact assessment, implemented new Standard Operating Procedures, along with each Investigator receiving training.

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On 10/7/2023 at 11:26 AM, Chief Stipe said:

https://www.hrnz.co.nz/news/cameras-to-be-worn-by-rib-investigators-from-today/

 

2 October 2023 , News

Body worn cameras (BWCs) are being introduced by the RIB from 2 October 2023, primarily to protect the safety of our investigators, while also providing evidential benefits.

 

A BWC is a small camera worn on the clothing or attached to a vest worn by an investigator, used to gather audio and video.

 

Research shows these cameras, commonly worn by people in compliance roles, will be a deterrent against anti-social and obstructive behaviour such as verbal or physical abuse, which may occur while Investigators are making enquiries in the course of their work.

 

A camera will only be activated where an Investigator has concerns for their safety and / or those around them, or in an investigative capacity to gather evidence.

 

To ensure the correct operation of these devices, the RIB has completed a privacy impact assessment, implemented new Standard Operating Procedures, along with each Investigator receiving training.

Is this what happens when ex police take over the RIB? This sounds very police state to me. What cases of serious abuse has there been to bring this on? 

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Not that it seems to help much.  I saw a photo of them dressed up before an INCA raid.  They were wearing Poilice clothing, flak jackets and radios.   All that evidence has worked out well for them.....NOT!

Basically the culture created by hiring ex-Cops is that they believe the racing industry is a cesspit of crime.

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Was in a couple of other large professional organisations last week. There was evidence of the odd security person but they were not wearing body cams and certainly didn't act like they were expecting their valued customers to attack them in any way. What on earth are the RIB thinking here? There's a chance they'll end up getting exactly what they are asking for.

If that's remotely necessary in the game, I'm not sure I want to play any more.

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On a humorous note, as a child, I went to Randwick races with my father.   Was entranced by the sight of policemen on course wearing guns in holsters, exclaimed loudly, pointing, to father that it was just like the movies...to be hurriedly shushed by an embarrassed Dad.

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4 hours ago, Freda said:

On a humorous note, as a child, I went to Randwick races with my father.   Was entranced by the sight of policemen on course wearing guns in holsters, exclaimed loudly, pointing, to father that it was just like the movies...to be hurriedly shushed by an embarrassed Dad.

Was that around the time Phar Lap was shot at?

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21 hours ago, Chief Stipe said:

I think the worst I've seen is someone called an RIB Investigator a "F...ing idiot".

I told one to get fukked at 11am in the morning at a dog meeting when they wanted to drug test me. Called another a scumbag and joe hunt for back dooring a trainer in a Ross Neal operation. They are very low hanging fruit on the tree of morals.

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21 minutes ago, aquaman said:

I told one to get fukked at 11am in the morning at a dog meeting when they wanted to drug test me. Called another a scumbag and joe hunt for back dooring a trainer in a Ross Neal operation. They are very low hanging fruit on the tree of morals.

Can't wait for the movie!

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Body cams????????

What a deadset tragedy John Oatham didn't have one on on January 5th.  He could have shown conclusive evidence of the slip marks that Madison Rose made to prove the track was unsafe and also played us the footage of the Jockeys in the room 'agreeing unanimously' to abandon the meeting.

'On no sorry that footage was deleted by mistake'

 

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