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QLD Police: Off-Duty Cop on Trial After Roadside Fight With Disabled Driver
Police Vision Australia | 2025-11-11
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The footage presented in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to ridicule, shame, or defame any individuals involved. All content complies with applicable laws and is shared in accordance with fair use principles, where applicable. Viewer discretion is advised. A minor traffic collision on the Gold Coast spiralled into a violent roadside struggle when an off-duty Queensland police officer confronted a disabled driver, ending in allegations of an unlawful assault and a court battle over what really happened. Body-worn camera footage and CCTV vision captured the aftermath of the confrontation between Constable James Michael Clark and Sachin Shetty, a man with a prosthetic leg, moments after tensions boiled over at Clear Island Waters. Prosecutors allege Clark struck Mr Shetty in the groin before tackling him to the ground, while the officer claims he was defending himself from an aggressive outburst. Witness accounts, medical evidence, and Clark’s own recorded interview paint vastly different versions of the clash, raising questions about proportional force, credibility, and whether the officer’s actions were justified. UPDATE: Former constable James Michael Clark, 39, was found guilty in the Southport Magistrates Court of common assault and assault occasioning bodily harm following a collision with Sachin Shetty at Clear Island Waters on 26 July 2024. (We are sorry that this was not mentioned in the video.) Want to submit an anonymous tip or have an enquiry? You can email us at: contact@policevisionaustralia.com Want more policing news? Join the Patreon and get early access, and be more informed on Police events in Australia! → https://www.patreon.com/PoliceVisionAustralia
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