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Tape recorder case hinges on police interception charges
The court heard Sgt Normal Headland of the Comemphalth Police deny allegations that he strangled Neil Hanley to seize a tape recorder in May. The trial covered contraventions of the Telephonic Communications Interception Act and the use of a recorder during searches, with testimonies about a confrontation at Hanley’s home and the involvement of Constable Pim.
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Normal Headland
Comemphalth Police
Dobson
Neil Hanley
Sehlich Street
Varralimlu
Hankey Om
Hebie
Hansey
Astane Renstanes
Mariley Badel
Binphack
Hanley
Hanley Sertenit
Cooper
Neil
Ahelga
Abe
Jones
Pim
Castine
Knute
de Sevtinn
Telephayte
Hauljansiind
Dreved
Intereen
Constablelanette
Asia
Raymer
Honastatias
Alinta
Connor
Vine
Auying
Haniey
Joe
Fred
Banfield Street
Power
Shantey
Allier
Smactirachlt
Jones -Wislper
May Turton
Ole Cenver
Milton Wor
Euury Old
Turner
Shack
Iprone
Italan
Rick
Headland
Diet
Sydney
Cyne
Cyne, Frat. Be Ncersaey Toleee Ahguined From the Ccly
Melnemuay
Court
Criney
Mont Yeanita
Hamey
Shanley
Andrea Onsassitian
Andor
Sat Hendtind
Selaire
Wowriton
Lea al
Emilaned
Hama
Wai
Tayordar
le Ceviter
Ayreng
Wats
Henalund
Haney
Andy Muaster
Munley
Hunley
Wale
Clive Alec Lanes
Levalsonst
Aion
Sel Heudland
Patricia Turner
Stout
Ayiogs Sant
Jeanversagion
Ihea
Rovnpdar
Vnicos
Iticay Anil Tu
Arate Hanley
Nigta
Haneyelner