Officer cleared of DV charges but 'not a finding complainant has lied'
A police security officer is acquitted of domestic violence charges, but an Adelaide judge has said that does not mean the "complainant has lied in her evidence".
Officer cleared of DV charges but 'not a finding complainant has lied'
A police security officer is acquitted of domestic violence charges, but an Adelaide judge has said that does not mean the "complainant has lied in her evidence".
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