S3 Ep4 — “They WILL Go to Jail”: Former Police Insider on Bike Boy
Bike Boy – The True Crime PodcastShow Notes
“They WILL go to jail.” Former Professional Standards Command officer Krystle Mitchell explains what police implicated in the alleged Bike Boy cover-up could face if found guilty of perjury. She also explains how former premier Daniel Andrews demanded 45-minute freeway queues during COVID for favourable media coverage. Mitchell links crashes and a fatality to poor planning during the operation—raising the question: does Victoria Police operate at arm’s length from government, or is it subject to political interference?
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