David Hudson

David Hudson

politician Australia

David Hudson is the Deputy Commissioner of the New South Wales Police, known for his leadership in law enforcement and public safety initiatives. Recently, he was in the news for his testimony regarding a caravan investigation that initially raised concerns about a potential terrorist plot, which he later described as being possibly orchestrated by crime figures to mislead authorities.

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Greece Greece: David Hudson is an associate law professor at Belmont University who commented on the legal aspects of the case. 5

Kathimerini: Δύναμη Δέλτα: Ψάχνοντας τις ρίζες του «κομάντο»

New Zealand New Zealand: Deputy Commissioner David Hudson approved the operation and said officers were seeking a 'clearer picture' of what was potentially going to occur yesterday. 6

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Seven men detained after Sydney ‘violence’ warning may be released

United Kingdom United Kingdom: NSW Police Deputy Commissioner David Hudson said 'some indication' that Bondi was one of the locations they were considering visiting. 6

BBC: Australia announced gun buyback scheme in wake of Bondi attack

Australia Australia: David Hudson, who oversees counter-terrorism operations, was not aware of the protest despite officers in his command providing a briefing. 4

The Sydney Morning Herald: NSW neo-Nazi protest blunder exposes Minns government’s race hate laws

Australia Australia: David Hudson, now-Acting NSW Police Commissioner, stated that the water cannon probably never should’ve been deployed. 5

The Sydney Morning Herald: NSW Police water cannon purchased in Cronulla Riots aftermath sold at auction

Australia Australia: Acting NSW Police Commissioner David Hudson commented on the officers' lack of engagement with the woman during the incident. 5

The Sydney Morning Herald: Former NSW Police officers learn fate after attack on mentally ill woman