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Australia News: Gaurav Kundi of Indian origin injured in an attempt to arrest the police in Australia. The police had intervened as domestic violence. The investigation of the incident is going on.
Highlights
- Indian origin Gaurav Kundi dies in police custody in Australia
- Police consider domestic violence and intervened, investigation continues to investigate the incident
- Kundi’s wife made a video protesting the police action
Melbourne: A 42 -year -old Indian -origin person hospitalized died after an injury due to an injury to the neck due to allegedly pressing the neck while trying to arrest on behalf of a police officer in Australia. This information was received from the news of media released on Sunday. According to the news of ‘Sevenus Australia’, Gaurav Kundi, who lives in Modbari North, Adelaide, died on Thursday. Kundi was admitted to the hospital for a brain injury a few days ago.
Domestic violence accidentally understood
During the arrest attempt, he was admitted to the hospital after the condition of Kundi deteriorated and ‘insensitive’. Police said that Kundi tried to scrape during the arrest and he was intoxicated. According to the police, there was alleged debate between Kundi and his wife and a police patrol passing by considered the incident as domestic violence. Kaur said that her husband was just intoxicated and making noise, but she did not commit any violent activity.
Not fired
Meanwhile, South Australian (SA) Police Commissioner Grant Stevens told ‘ABC Radio Adelaide’ that he would investigate the incident in addition to the investigation conducted by the Internal Investigation Section. During the investigation, the policies, methods and procedures of the police, including training, will be reviewed in relation to reacting to incidents. Police said that no one was shot and no ‘tazer’ was found at the scene. ‘Tzer’ is a type of gun -novel electrical weapon, which is used by law enforcement agencies to give a sharp shock of electricity to a person.
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