New South Wales police officer sold more than a million dollars in gold lights to finance dependence on the game -

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The commission of conduct of the police (LECC) in New South Wales, in Australia, made conclusions of bad misconduct against a police officer who sold gold ingots of more than $ 1 million to finance his dependence on the game.

The man had joined the South New Wales police in 2019, and the evidence obtained in private exams revealed that the officer had problems with the online game and in clubs and pubs.

When he joined force, he told the commission that he did not declare it because he did not know if he was required to do so.

According to the LECC, the Commission also found that the attempts of the officer to hide the source of his wealth from a lean merchant and an online gaming agency have been raised to bad behavior.

The plastic lunch box containing gold was found during police research

The chief commissioner, the Honorable Peter Johnson SC, said: “A dependence on the game can, in addition to resulting from the unfavorable social, financial and family consequences for the concerned individual, leads to criminal behavior when it is necessary that continuous funds are, legally or illegally.”

“A dependence on the game poses not only a risk for the individual officer, but for the reputation and, more importantly, the security of the Southern New Wales police.”

“Obviously, he is in the interest of the South New Waler police forces to have in place and to maintain robust directives designed to protect his officers from becoming vulnerable to exploitation by play or any other form of dependence.”

It was in December 2022 that the commission officers executed a search warrant with humans, and they were looking for items that included gold bars and files concerning its purchase or sale.

During the search, a plastic lunch box was recovered under the house, which consisted of gold ingots of different sizes and gold coins. The commission officers took possession of gold.

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