Medically retired former Port Stephens police boss Craig Rae says he suffered a psychological injury due to 'unjustified complaints' that led to the establishment of a strike force investigation

By Donna Page
Updated April 15 2021 - 12:15am, first published August 5 2020 - 12:30pm
INJURED ON THE JOB: Former detective superintendent Craig Rae claims he was the subject of a strike force investigation due to "unjustified complaints", which were "maliciously motivated" and caused him psychological harm.
INJURED ON THE JOB: Former detective superintendent Craig Rae claims he was the subject of a strike force investigation due to "unjustified complaints", which were "maliciously motivated" and caused him psychological harm.

A DECORATED former Hunter police boss, who was medically discharged in 2017, has been denied access to information that led to a strike force being established to investigate "sensitive" misconduct complaints against him.

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