Donna Nayler

We never worked.

I didn't work for the police.

You know, I did jobs if they needed us, but I wasn't a part of that.

So once he understood that it was safety,

But it was pretty daunting and pretty scary to start with.

Especially as your first job.

I mean, sometimes it's comical, you know, the people that will turn up and the situations that we get ourselves into, it kind of was a little bit of light.

You'd have neighbours sneaking in the back to try and steal things from, you know, the house and people are wild.

Wild.

Your first solo job.

It was, yeah.

What happened?

It was a family that were playing cards, drinking, and it got violent and unfortunately somebody lost their life.

Turning up that day, I didn't know what I was walking into.

I'd never seen...

or expected what I saw.

The scary part for me was they'd put a sheet up.

So walking in the room and having to pull the sheet back and seeing what I saw, the stab wounds down the walls and the family that they also couldn't afford to have me there.

So the auntie was helping me clean up as well, which was, it was heartbreaking, heartbreaking to see.

It was her nephew.