Inquest Begins into Death of Clare Nowland After Police Tasering

An inquest has commenced into the death of 95-year-old Clare Nowland, who died after being Tasered by NSW police, aiming to address outstanding questions and examine dementia training for aged care staff, police, and ambulance officers.

13 May, 03:41 — 13 May, 03:41

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Inquest into death of Clare Nowland after Tasering by NSW police aims to answer ‘outstanding questions’

Coroner will examine 95-year-old’s death and look at dementia training for aged care staff, police and ambulance officers Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Three years after police fatally Tasered an aged care resident, an inquest could save lives by improving training for first responders dealing with aggressive dementia patients. Then-senior constable Kristian James Samuel White fired his Taser at 95-year-old Clare Nowland after being called to Yallambee Lodge n...

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Inquest Begins into Death of Clare Nowland After Police Tasering

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Inquest into death of Clare Nowland after Tasering by NSW police aims to answer ‘outstanding questions’

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