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WA Police honour Aboriginal officers changing the culture from within
By James Carmody Posted 30 May 2019, updated 30 May 2019
Monica Lee says she helps bridge the gap between Aboriginal people and the police.(ABC News: James Carmody)
A total of 51 former and current WA Aboriginal police officers and employees have been recognised at the inaugural Aboriginal Service Medal ceremony, which capped off Reconciliation Week events.
Key points:
* WA Police launched its Reconciliation Action Plan earlier this week
* New Aboriginal Service Medals have been described as 'powerful symbols'
* The police force plans to boost the number of Aboriginal officers among its ranks
Many of the officers gathered acknowledged that being Indigenous and a member of WA Police came with challenges, but they spoke of a changing culture and of hope that future Aboriginal employees would have a better go of it.
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