Max Mitchell
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 18 Jul
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And, but when she spoke, she spoke with a strong, you know, strong authority and to get the message across.
Basically, you know, you want to commit this crime, we will chase you and game on.
Yeah.
Yeah, well, Peter Ryan, and love him or hate him, is the British pommy who came out as our police commissioner.
He probably did more for New South Wales Police than any other commissioner in my working time.
You know, obviously through forensics, but the whole restructure, the restructure of commands, bringing in, you know, the structure of, you know, a crime manager, duty officers with the superintendent.
Yeah.
in charge of the local area command.
He did so much in regards to improving policing crime management units, the structure that was created.
So back in the mid-90s, I had applied for a detective sergeant's position down at Woiwoi, and I won that position.
And shortly after, they flipped myself and the guy who won Raymond Terrace at the time.
We were both promoted at the same time.
He came from the Central Coast, I came from Newcastle, so they flipped us across.
Needless to say, his father was an assistant commissioner.
I said, I'll do whatever you want.
But it means me getting closer to home, that's great.
So I probably then spent some of the best years of my policing with a team of guys, you know, Wayne Humphrey, Pete Jenner, Graham Parker, fantastic, fantastic detectives, great people and to this day we're probably, you know, solid as good mates.
And, of course, Raymond Terrace was, you know, it was a busy location because we did up to the bay and
But right about then, as a detective sergeant running around, things started to change with, as I said, with Peter Ryan, with the change of the organisational structure.
And so, you know, a lot of the older rank and file left police.
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