NSW Police

The NSW Police is the primary law enforcement agency for the state of New South Wales, Australia. Recent news highlights their involvement in a range of incidents, bringing them into the public eye. They are currently investigating the kidnapping and murder of an 85-year-old man, Chris Baghsarian, with evidence linked to the case found in a burnt-out car. Separately, the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission (LECC) is investigating the NSW Police's handling of a protest against Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit, following allegations of police brutality. The police are also implementing a government crackdown on illegally modified ebikes, seizing and destroying those exceeding the speed limit. In a separate incident, they are responding to a shooting in Lake Cargelligo where three people died. Additionally, they are investigating a report regarding comments made by Pauline Hanson. The police also issued warnings about swimming in Sydney Harbour after a shark attack. Furthermore, they are alleged to have caught a nine-year-old boy steering a car on a major highway. Finally, Australian prosecutors are considering reopening a cold case disappearance from 1970.