Union slams lack of punishment for 'disgusting' attacks on Kimberley police
The WA Police Union wants tougher penalties for offenders who assault police officers amid a high number of "disgusting" assaults across the state's north.
Union slams lack of punishment for 'disgusting' attacks on Kimberley police
The WA Police Union wants tougher penalties for offenders who assault police officers amid a high number of "disgusting" assaults across the state's north.
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