Max Mitchell

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2,243 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 18 Jul

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Yeah, that's right.
12 weeks at Redfern.
Yep.
And, you know, I think one of the greatest things that came out of the time at Redfern was signing a one-page document that created the pre-88 scheme for me.
Yeah, so thank God to those instructors for giving me the paper and saying, don't ask questions, son.
Sign this.
Yeah, I remember the guy at the front of the class said, I'm going to give you a paper, don't anyone question it, just sign your name to it.
And of course, you know, the rest is history with a predefined scheme that I'm now on as a retired member of the police force.
Look, huge change from when I started to what the men and women go through now.
I was mentioning to you, my first day when I went to Hornsby Police Station, my first shift, I was pulled aside by a constable, a senior constable, and he said, all right, son, let's go.
We're going down to the morgue.
I've got a post-mortem to witness.
And I'd never seen a dead body at that stage.
So my first day I was introduced to a dead body and sat through or stood through a post-mortem.
A couple of times they said, you're right, you know, you're feeling okay.
I stuck it out.
But it was interesting.
But, you know, nowadays it never happens.
You know, even police, you know, with some suspicious deaths don't even have to go to the mortuary anymore to witness a post-mortem.
So it's changed dramatically, you know, even, like I said, the discipline that was, you know, at Redfern, you know, the yelling, you know, you're a dickhead, you know, wake up to yourself and they'll apply it.
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