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Jevon McSkimming: Deputy Police Commissioner on the IPCA discovering 6 cases of excessive force during the Parliament protests

Jevon McSkimming: Deputy Police Commissioner on the IPCA discovering 6 cases of excessive force during the Parliament protests

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive · Newstalk ZB

December 14, 20232m 57s

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Police could be apologising to some Parliament protesters following a report from the police watchdog.

The Independent Police Conduct Authority found excessive force was six times during the weeks-long occupation.

That included knocking a woman's phone from her hand and pushing her to the ground - or spraying people with fire extinguishers.

Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming says they'll work through whether they'll need say sorry.

"And in probably a couple of those cases, an apology would be appropriate."

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